THE GIFT OF A-.^Plffl i!^A.U:*rb..xok>. 4534 Z8586 .H33"'" """"""^ '""'"^ Catalogue of the Moliere Collection .. 3 1924 032 438 222 olin Cornell University Library The original of this book is in the Cornell University Library. There are no known copyright restrictions in the United States on the use of the text. http://www.archive.org/details/cu31924032438222 Xtbrarij of Ibarvarb lantversiti^ Bibliographical Contributions EDITED BY WILLIAM COOLIDGE LANE LIBRARIAN :N"o. 57 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLIERE COLLECTION IN HARVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY ACQUIRED CHIEFLY FROM THE LIBRARY OF THE LATE FERDINAND BOCHER, A.M. PROFESSOR OF MODERN LANGUAGES COMPILED BY THOMAS FRANKLIN CURRIER CATALOGUE DEPARTMENT AND ERNEST LEWIS GAY CAMBRIDGE, MASS. Issaueli tg tje fLtirarg af l^arijattf JHnf&erattg 1906 /\. a.o%'\'\9 Already issued or in preparation : [Some of these Contributions are out of print.] Volume I . . . . Nos. i to 20. Volume II Nos. 21 to 37. Volume III .... Nos. 38 to 51. Volume IV. 52. Alfred C. Potter and Citari-es K. Bolton. The Librarians of Harvard College. 1 667-1877. 53. William Garrott Brown. A List of Portraits in the Various Buildings of Harvard University. 54. William F. Yust. A Bibliography of Justin Winsor. 55. Alfred C. Potter. Notes on the Library of Harvard University. 56. Catalogue of English and American Chap-books and Broadside Ballads in Harvard College Library. 57. T. Franklin Currier and Ernest L. Gay. Catalogue of the Moliere collection in Harvard College Library. PREFATORY NOTE ' I ^HIS collection of Moliere's works, and of books and articles relating to -*- him, comprises 1793 volumes. Of these the larger part (over 1300 volumes) came from the private library of Professor Ferdinand B6cher. It was Professor B6cher's earnest wish, often expressed during his later years, that his library, or that portion of it which related to his favorite studies, should finally come into the possession of the Harvard College Library. Through Mr. James Hazen Hyde, of the Class of 1898, this desire was fulfilled. On Professor B6cher's death Mr. Hyde bought the library as a whole, and presented to the College Library the editions of Moliere's works and everything that related in any way to the study of Moliere, including early editions of the works of Moliere's contemporaries (about 330 volumes). To this he added the collection of Montaigne literature (246 volumes and 92 pamphlets), which includes most of the early and rarer editions of the Essays. The collections thus permanently preserved in the College Library form interesting and appropriate memorials of their former owner, and of his entire devotion to the interests of French literature in Harvard University. As Instructor in French from 1861 to 1865, and as Professor of Modern Languages from 1870 to 1902, he was mainly responsible for the building up ol a vigorous French Department in the College. The excellence of the collection of French literature in the College Library is also largely due to the constant care and discrimination which he bestowed upon it.* In the present Catalogue no attempt is made to record the multitude of articles relating to Moliere in periodical publications. Many such titles appear, nevertheless, since many of these articles had been preserved by Professor B6cher as cuttings or separates, and these, with the exception of book reviews and dramatic notices, have been recorded in the Catalogue. The titles of many essays contained in collected volumes will also be found here. Special attention is called to the index to the contents of Le Molieriste (pp. 93-99) and to the tables showing the contents of collected editions and translations of Moliere's works (Appendix no. iv., pp. 131-137), which are distinctive features of this Catalogue. * See a brief biography of Professor Bocher by C. H. Grandgent in the Harvard Graduates' Magazine for September, 1902, xi. 43-45- PREFATORY NOTE The Catalogue conforms in its general style to the methods in common use in this Library, but in Part I. it will be noticed that the names of publishers are given in the descriptions of all French and American editions and of other editions published before the year 1800. The collection was catalogued in the first place by Mr. Ernest Lewis Gay, of Boston, under Mr. Currier's direction, but the whole of the manuscript and the proof have since passed under the careful scrutiny and revision of Mr. Currier. In conclusion I have to express the Library's indebtedness to Mr. Hyde for contributing generously to the expense of preparing this Catalogue and to the cost of binding several hundred of the books given by him. The Catalogue is printed at the charge of the Richard Manning Hodges fund. WILLIAM COOLIDGE LANE, Librarian, *«* The best editions of MoliSre for reference are the Despois and Mesnard ed. (no. 93), and the Moland ed. (no. 104) . The one volume Oxford ed. (no. 1 1 8) uses the text of the Despois and Mesnard ed. , and, from its compactness, makes a convenient refer- ence volume. Other good recent editions are those of Louandre (no. 108), Jouaust-Monval (no. 106), Regnier (no. loi), France (no. 98), Jouaust (no. 97), Laun (nos. 92, 103), Pauly (no. 90), and Lemaistre (nos. 74, 85). Note should also be made of the series of reprints of the first editions of the plays, edited by Lacour (no. 81), of the series of plays edited by Vitu and Monval (no. 1 1 1 ) , and of the single plays edited by Livet, BouUy, Gombert, and others. Lists of these are given in Part II. under each editor's name. The most important editions from standpoint of text and critical matter have been those of Lagrange and Vivot (no. 7), Jolly (no. 20), Voltaire (no. 28), Bret (nos. 31, 34), Auger (no. 43), Taschereau (no. 76), Petitot (nos. 47, 61), Aime-Martin (nos. 48, 64), Moland (nos. 77, 104), Pauly (no. 90), Laun (nos. 92, 103), Despois and Mesnard (no. 93), and Regnier (no. loi). Lacroix's "Bibliographic molieresque, " 2e ed., 1875, and Desfeuille's "Notice bibliographique, " 1893 (forming vol. 11 of the Despois and Mesnard edition) are referred to in the list as Lacroix and Desfeuilles. T. F. C. CONTENTS Page Prefatory Note . i Part I. MoLifeRE's Works. Complete Works and Collections of Selected Plays 5 Select'ed Passages and Scenes 14 Translations of Complete and Selected Works 15 Poems and Minor Works 18 Editions and Translations of Single Plays : — Les Amants Magnifiques 18 L' Amour M^decin 18 Amphitryon 18 L'Avare 19 Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme 21 La Comtesse d'Escarbagnas 23 La Critique de I'^cole des Femmes 23 Le D6pit Amoureux 23 Dom Garcia de Navarre 24 Dom Juan 24 L'ficole des Femmes 24 L'^cole des Maris . . 25 L'lfctourdi 26 Les Facheux 26 Les Femmes Savantes 26 Les Fourberies de Scapin 28 George Dandin 29 LTmpromptu de Versailles 29 La Jalousie du Barbouill^ 30 Le Malade Imaginaire 3° C^r^monie 3^ Le Mariage Forc6 3^ Le M6decin Malgr6 Lui 32 Le M^decin Volant 33 Mdicerte 33 Le Misanthrope 33 Monsieur de Pourceaugnac 36 Pastorale Comique 36 Les Pr6cieuses Ridicules 36 La Princesse d'^lide 38 Psyche 38 Sganarelle 3^ Le Sicilian 39 Le Tartuffe 39 CONTENTS Pagb Part II. Works on MoLifeRE, etc 42 Appendices : — I. Portraits of MoLii:RE, with a Note on the Series of Illustrations TO the Plays 123 II. English- Imitations and Translations of Moli^re's Plays .... 127 III. Shelf Arrangement of the Moli^re Collection 130 IV. Tables Showing the Contents of the Editions and ' Translations of the Collected Works 131 Index 139 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLIERE COLLECTION IN THE HARVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY By THOMAS FRANKLIN CURRIER and ERNEST LEWIS GAY MOLIERE'S WORKS Complete Works and Collections of Selected Plays* I. 1666. Les oeuvres de Monsieur Mo- liere. 2 torn. Paris, Jean Guignard fils. 1666. 24 *Mol 16.66 This copy agrees with that described in Le Petit 's Editions originales, 1888, pp. 318—320. See also Desfeuilles, pp. 55-58. The title-pages, engraved by Franfois Chauveau, probably depict Molicre as Mas- carille, as Sganarelle or Scapin, and as Arnolphe, and Armande Bejart as Agnes. This is the first real collected edition of the plays, though previous to this a collection had been issued in two volumes with the general title-pages "CEuvres, etc.," but formed of copies of the plays which had already been published independently, and which re- tained their own title-pages. See Desfeuilles, pp. 53-55- 2. 1674-75. Les oeuvres de Monsieur de Moliere. 7 torn. Paris, Denys Thierry et Claude Barbin. 1674-75. sm. 12°. *Mol 16.74 This copy agrees with Le Petit's jkditions origi- nales, pp. 323-325, except that the verso of the title- page to vol. iii. is not blank but contains the list of characters for Le sicilien, and in vol. vii. the order of the two plays is reversed as noted by Lacroix, 270. See also the Rochebiliere catalogue, no. 353, and Desfeuilles, pp. 64-66. The first six volumes contain copies of the title- pages printed in 1676 for the reissue of the remainder of this edition {Lacroix, 270; Desfeuilles, p. 66). In vol. iv. the later title-page is pasted over the earlier. 3. 1675. Les oeuvres de Monsieur Mo- liere. 5 torn. Amsterdam, yiz^2^« le Jeune \ Daniel Elzevir']. 1675 ['73-75]- 24°- *Mol 16.75 Engraved half-title in vol. i. * For the collections of selected plays see nos. 30, 36, 80, Q2, 06, go, 100, loz, 109, 113, 117. For collections of selected scenes see on page 14. The following English translations contain also the French text : nos. 132, 133, 134, i35> H^- This edition was formed by uniting under general title-pages copies of the separate plays previously issued by Daniel Elzevir. Each play retains its own title-page and each is dated 1674 except the one con- taining the entre-actes of the Malade imaginaire, which is dated 1673, find the following, all dated 1675: Sganarelle, Amour midecin, Amphitryon, George Dandin, Scapin, and Psyche. Dorimond's Festin de pierre is inserted in place of Moliere's. Vol. V. has two pieces for the Malade imaginaire, one containing the entre-actes and the other an unau- thentic text of the play (see the Despois and Mesnard ed., ix. 252-3) . A copy of the " CEuvres posthumes, Amsterdam, 1689," as is frequently the case, accom- panies this copy as vol. vi. (see no. 9). For a full description of this edition see Willem's Ehevier, no. 151 1, and Desfeuilles, pp. 66-67. 1676. See the note to no. 2. 4. 1679. Les oeuvres de Monsieur Mo- liere. 5 torn. Amsterdam, Jaques le Jeune [Daniel Elzevir']. 1679 ['74-81]. 24°. *Mol 16.79 Imperfect : — lacks the engraved title to vol. i. and the general title-page to vol. iv. Like the 1675 Amsterdam ed. [no. 3], except that there is but one piece for the Malade imaginaire, this being a more authentic text. See Willem's Ehevier, no. 1569, and Desfeuilles, p. 67. Each play has a separate title-page, each dated 1679 except the follow- ing : Sganarelle, Amour medecin, Le sicilien, Fourbe- ries de Scapin, Psyche, 1680; George Dandin, 1675; Bourgeois gentilhomme, 1674; Femmes savantes, 1678; Brecourt's Ombre de Moliere, 1681. 5. 168 1. Les oeuvres de Monsieur de Moliere. 5 tom. Paris, Thierry, Barbin et Trabouillet. 1681. sm. 12 *Mol 16.81 A reproduction of the edition of 1674-75 [no. 2], perhaps printed at Lyons. See Lacroix, 273, and Desfeuilles, p. 67. 6. 1 68 1. Les oeuvres de Monsieur de Moliere. 5 tom. Paris, Thierry, Barbin et Trabouillet. 1681. sm. 12°. *Mol 16.81.2 A reproduction of the preceding 1681 ed. [no. 5], poorly printed on coarse paper. See Lacroix, no. 273, and Desfeuilles, p. 67-68. CATALOGUE OF THE MOLlftRE COLLECTION 7. 1682. Les oeuvres de Monsieur de Moliere. Reveues, corrigdes & augment^es. [Tom. i.]-vi. ; — Les oeuvres posthumes de Monsieur de Moliere. Tom. vii., viii. Im- prim^es pour la premiere fois en 1682. 8 vol. Paris, Thierry, Barbin et Trabouillet. 1682. sm. 12°. Plates. *Mol 16.82 This edition was prepared, and provided with a bio- graphical introduction, by Charles Varlet de Lagrange and a M. Vivot (or Vinot). The plates were all, or nearly all, designed by Pierre Brissart and engraved by Jean Sauve. See Desfeuilles, pp. 68—74. This copy is one containing the alterations made by command of the censor. Another copy of vol. vii. and viii. is with the 1697 ed. [no. 12]. 8. 1684. Les oeuvres de Monsieur Mo- liere. Ed. nouv. augment^e des CEuvres posthumes. 6 torn. Amsterdam, yiz^z^w le Jeune [Henry Wetsteiri]. 1684 ['79-88]. 24°. Plates. *Mol 16.84 Imperfect: — lacks frontispiece to vol. i. An edition made up of copies of the plays pre- viously issued separately. It is similar to the 1675 Amsterdam ed. [no. 3], but with the corrected text of Le malade imaginaire as printed in the 1679 ed. [no. 4]. Dorimond's Festin de Pierre is substituted for Moliere's. The dates of the plays are as follows: Fdcheux, Acole des maris, Ecole des femmes, Critique, Misanthrope, Sicilien, 1679; Sganarelle, Amour medecin, Fourberies, Psyche, 1680; George Dandin, 1681; Princesse d'Alide, Aviphitryon, Tartuffe, M. de Pourceaugnac, 1684; Bourgeois gentilhomme, 1688; and the rest 1683. Vol. vi. has the title " CEuvres posthumes," and each play is dated 1684. The plates are imitations of Brissart's designs for the 1682 ed. [no. 7]. For a separate copy of La princesse d'' Elide see no. 472. 1684. Les oeuvres posthumes de Mon- sieur Moliere. See no. 8. 9. 1689. Les oeuvres posthumes de Mon- sieur Moliere. Amsterdam, Guillaume le Jeune [Henry Wefstein']. 1689. 24°. Plates. *Mol 16.75.2 Forms vol. vi. of the 1675 Amsterdam ed. [no. 3], the verso of the title-page having the words " 6= vol." Each play has an individual title-page, each one dated 1689. The plates are those of the 1684 Amsterdam ed. [no. 8]. 10. 1694. Les oeuvres de Monsieur Mo- liere. Nouv. ed., corrig^e & augment^e des oeuvres posthumes. 4 torn. Brusselles, George de Backer. 1694. sm. 12°. Plates. *Mol 16.94 Each play has a separate title-page and pagination, the date in each case being 1694. The text of Le malade imaginaire is that of the 1674-75 Paris ed. [no. 2]. The plates are by J. Harrewyn. 11. 1694. Les comedies de Monsieur de Moliere. Ed. nouv. 3 torn, (in i). Nu- remberg, /. D. Tauber. 1694. Port, and plates. *Mol 16.94.3 Evidently the French portion of the German and French edition published by Tauber in this year. See Desfeuilles, pp. 101-102, and Ehrhard's Comedies de Moliere en Allemagne, p. 78- The portrait is a poor engraving recalling the Nolin type. The plates were designed from Brissart's. 12. 1697. Les oeuvres de Monsieur de Moliere. Reveues, corrig^es & augmentdes. 8 tom. Paris, Thierry, Barbin et Trabouillet. 1697, '82. Plates. *Mol 16.97 Vol. i.-vi. are a reprint of the 1682 (censored) edition of La Grange and Vivot [no. 7]. Vol. vii., viii. bear the title " Les oeuvres posthumes," and are of the 1682 ed. The plates are Brissart and Sauve's. 13. 1698. Les oeuvres de Monsieur Mo- liere. 4 tom. Amsterdam, Henri Wetstein. 1698. Plates. *Mol 16.98 The plates are those of the 1684 Amsterdam ed. [no. 8], an engraved title being added to vol. i. 14. 1703. [CEuvres. Nouv. 6d.] Tom. iii. Li6ge, J. F. Broncart. 1703. 24°. Plates. Mol 17.03 Imperfect: — lacks all before p. 117, pp. 285-292, and the plate to Le bourgeois gentilhomme. A few pages badly stained. The plates are Harrewyn's second series (Lacroix's Iconographie, no. 567) . 15. 1 710. Les oeuvres. Nouv. ^d. re- veue, corrig6e & augment^e. 8 tom. Paris, la veuve Gabriel Huart. 1710. sm. 12°. Port, and plates. *Mol 17.10 Vol. i. contains La Grange and Vivot's preface of 1682 and Grimarest's life of Moliere, with the criti- cism of this latter and Grimarest's reply. " Extraits de divers autheurs contenans plusieurs particularites de la vie de Moliere & des jugemens sur quelques-unes de ses pieces," viii. 211-274. — " Recueil des epigrammes et epitaphes ou autres pieces en vers faites sur Moliere & sur sa mort," viii. 275-301- The portrait is Audran's after Mignard, being the same plate as was published in Grimarest's Vie de Moliere, 1705. The other plates are imitations of Brissart's with changes in costume and other details. The faces of the figures are probably portraits of actors (Lacroix's Iconographie, no. 57i5- 16. 1718. Les oeuvres. Nouv. 6d. re- vere, corrig^e & augment^e. 8 tom. Paris, Compagnie des libraires. 1718. sm. 12°. Port, and plates. *Mol 17.18 A reprint of the 1710 ed. [no. 15]. The plates were re-engraved after Brissart's, with modifications in keeping with the styles of costume of the regency. The portrait is from the plate used in the 1710 ed. retouched. COLLECTED "WORKS 17. 1725- Les oeuvres. Nouv. M. re- vue, corrig^e & augment^e d'une nouvelle vie de I'auteur [by Bruzen de la- Martinifere] & de la Princesse d'felide, toute en vers, telle qu'elle se joue a present, imprimde pour la premifere fois. 4 torn. Amsterdam, Pierre Brunei. 1725. 24°. Port, and plates. *Mol 17.25 Regarding this version of La princesse d'^lide see the Despois and Mesnard ed. [no. 93], iv. 102-104. Vol. iv. contains the " Extraits sur la vie de Moliere ' ' and the " Recueil des epigrammes, etc." The plates engraved from G. Schouten's designs and the portrait after a design attributed to Bernard Picard (Lacroix's Iconograpkie, 55) . 18. 1730. Les oeuvres. Nouv. 6d. revue, corrig^e & augment^e. 8 tom. Paris, Com- pagnie des libraires. 1730. sm. 12°. Port, and plates. *Mol 17.30 Vol. i. contains La Grange and Vivot's preface of 1682, and Grimarest's life of Moliere, with the criti- cism of this latter and Grimarest's reply. Vol. viii. contains the " Extraits sur la vie de Moliere " and the " Recueil des epigrammes." The plates are like those of the 1718 ed. [no. 16], and the portrait is from the plate of the 1 710 ed. [no. 15] retouched and much worn. 19. 1732. Les oeuvres. Nouv. dd. revfie, corrig^e & augmentde. 8 tom. (in 4) . Rot- terdam, .5aM«2;flr ^r«tfz^/. 1732. sm. 12°. Plates. *Mol 17.32 Imperfect: — vol. i. lacks the plate to L'etourdi; ii., all the plates; iii., those to La princesse d'Elide and Le mariage force. Vol. 1. contains La Grange and Vivot's preface of 1682, and Grimarest's life of Moliere, with the criti- cism of this latter and Grimarest's reply. Vol. viii. contains the "Extraits sur Moliere" and the "Re- cueil des epigrammes." The plates were engraved by A. Faure after Bris- sart's designs (Lacroix's Iconograpkie, S7S). 20. 1734. CEuvres. [Edited by A. F. JoLLY.J Nouv. 6d. 6 tom. Paris. 1734. 4°. Port., plates, and vigns. *Mol 7.34 " Memoires sur la vie et les ouvrages de Moliere; [by J. L. I. de la Serre]," i. xv.-lxi. This copy has the Comieese for Comtesse noted by Desfeuilles, p. 87, and agrees with the Bibliotheque nationale copy in the points he mentions, except in the case of the third and fourth variations. Portrait engraved by L^picie after Coypel. The plates engraved by Laurent Cars after Boucher's designs, and the vignettes by Joullain after Boucher, Oppenor and Blondel. 21. 1735- Les oeuvres. Nouv. 6d. revAe, corrigde & augment^e d'une nouvelle vie de I'auteur & de la Princesse d'filide, en vers. 4 tom. AmsttrAaxa, Herman Uyfwerf. 1735. 24°. Port, and plates. *Mol 17.35 A reproduction of the 1725 edition [no. 17]. 22. 1739. CEuvres. [Edited by A. F. JOLLY.j Nouv. 6d. 8 tom. Paris, David I'aine. 1739. 12°. Front, and plates. *Mol 17.39 A reprint of the 1734 ed. [no. 20] with some additional matter. See Desfeuilles, pp. 87-88. The plates are those of the 1710 ed. [no. 15]. Vol. i. contains La Serre's "Memoires sur Moli&re," de Vize's " Lettre sur les affaires du theatre," and Jolly's "Catalogue des critiques qui ont ete faites contre les comedies de Moliere." Vol. viii. contains the "Extraits sur Moliere" and the "Recueil des epigrammes." 24. 1749. CEuvres. Nouv. €A. 8 tom. Paris, Prault fils [and Durand'\. 1749. 24°. Port, and plates. *Mol 17.49 Vol. i. published by Prault fils; ii.-viii. by Durand. A reprint of Jolly's 1739 ed. [no. 22]. The por- trait and plates were engraved by Fessard from the designs of Boucher. See Lacroix's Iconograpkie, 77 (note), 82, 85, 583. •^25. 1753. CEuvres. Nouv. 6d. Tom. i. « Paris, Bordelet. 1753. 24°. Port, and plates. Mol 17.53 A reprint of Jolly's 1739 ed. [no. 22]. See Lacroix, no. 335. The portrait and plates are those of the 1749 ed. [no. 24] retouched. 26. 1760. Les oeuvres. Nouv. 6d. revfie, corrig^e & augment6e d'une vie de I'auteur [by La Serre]. 4 tom. Basle, Emanuel Toumeisen. 1760. 24°. Plates. *Mol 17.60 The plates are from those made by Schouten for the 1725 ed. [no. 17]. 27. 1761. Les oeuvres. Nouv. M. revue, corrig^e et augmentee de I'explication des mots et des phrases les plus difficiles [by H. F. Roux and Herold]. 3 tom. Jene, Pierre Fickelscherr. 1761, '60-61. sm. 8°. *Mol 17.61 " Vie de I'auteur; [by Bruzen de la Martiniere]," i. iii.-cxii. The notes are in German. Contains both the metrical and the regular versions of the Princesse d 'Elide. 28. 1765. CEuvres. Nouv. 6d. augmen- tde de la vie de I'auteur & des remarques historiques & critiques par M. de Voltaire. 6 tom. Amsterdam et Leipzig, Arkstee &= Merkus. 1765. 24°. Port, and plates. *Mol 17.65 The first ed. containing Voltaire's life of MoUere and his remarks on the plays, though copies of a separate issue of these are sometimes found bound at the end of the 1739 ed. [no. 22]. Vol. i. contains La Serre's Memoires. The portrait is the Coypel-Lepicie type, " J. Punt delin. et fecit 1740." The plates were engraved by N. Frankendael from Punt's reduced engravings of Boucher's plates. CATALOGUE OF THE MOLlftRE COLLECTION 29. 1768. CEuvres. Nouv. ed. 8 torn. Paris, veuve David. 1768. 24°. Port., plates, and vigns. *Mol 17.68 Vol. i. contains Jolly's "Catalogue des critiques centre les comedies de Moliere." Vol. viii. contains the " Extraits sur Moliere" and the " Recueil des epigrammes." The portrait and plates are unsigned, the former being of the Coypel-Lepide type and the latter after Boucher. 30. 1770. Chef-d-oeuvres. 2 torn. Liege, 1770. sm. 12°. Mol 37.70 31. 1773. OEuvres; avec des remarques grammaticales, des avertissemens et des ob- servations sur chaque pifece par M. Bret. 6 torn. Paris, Compagnie des libraires asso- cies. 1773. 8°. Port., plates, and vigns. *Mol 17.73 Bret's "Supplement a la Vie de Moliere" is appended to Voltaire's life of Moliere contained in vol. i. This copy of the same volume contains the extra pages *66, *(>"], *8o, *8i noted in Lacroix, no. 347. The portrait engraved by L. J. Cathelin. " Feint par P. Mignard. Tire dU cabinet de M. Molinier." The plates and vignettes engraved by several hands from the designs of Moreau le Jeune. 32. 1784. CEuvres. Nouv. dd. 7 torn. Londres. 1784. 24°. Port. Mol 17.84 Portrait : — " Peint par Mignard, grave par R. Del- vaux." Probably from the Audran engraving. 33. 1786. OEuvres ; avec des remarques grammaticales, des avertissements, et des observations sur chaque pifece, par M. Bret. Tom. i.-vi., viii. Paris, Libraires associes. 1786. 24°. Mol 17.86 Bret's "Supplement a la Vie de Moliere" is appended to Voltaire's life of Moliere in vol. i. 34. 1788. CEuvres; avec des remarques grammaticales, des avertissemens et des ob- servations sur chaque pitee par M. Bret. 6 torn. Pajris, Compagnie des libraires as- socies. 1788. 8°. Port., plates, and vigns. *Mol 17.88 A reproduction of Bret's 1773 ed. [no. 31], in- cluding the portrait and illustrations. 35. 1791-94. OEuvres. 6 torn. Paris, P. Didot Vaine. 1791-94. 4°. (Collec- tion des auteurs classiques frangois et latins.) *Mol 7.91 " 250 exemplaires sur papier de velin." The portrait by Saint-Aubin, often found in this edition, is lacking. 36. 1799. Oeuvres choisies; avec des remarques grammaticales et les observations de M. Bret sur chaque pifece. 2 torn. Oxford. 1799. 24°. Mol 37.99 37. 1799. CEuvres. ifcd. stdrtotype. Tom. vi. Paris, Pierre Didot Vaine et Firtnin Didot. An VII. (i799)- 24°. Mol 17.99 38. 1813. CEuvres. ifcd. st^rtotype. Tom. i.-iv., vi.-viii. Paris, Pierre, Didot Vaine et Firmin Didot. 1813. 24°. *Mol 18.13 Another copy of vol. i.-iv., viii. Mol 18.13.2 39. 1813. Molifere. 7 vol. {In Re- pertoire general du theatre fran^ais, 18 13, Paris, Menard et Raymond, etc., xiv.— xx.) 7582.1(14-20) 40. 1815. CEuvres. 7tom. (in4). Paris, Li6ge; T. Desoer. 1815. 48°. Port. (BiBLiOTHiiQUE portativc du voyageur.) Mol 18.15 Portrait: — Engraving after Houdon's bust. 41. 1817. CEuvres. 7 tom. 'Sa.n%P. Di- dot Paine. 181 7. 8°. (Collection des meilleurs ouvrages de la langue frangoise.) Mol 18.17 42. 1818. Moliere. 6 vol. {In Reper- toire gdn^ral du thdatre francjais, 181 8, Paris, Nicolle, xviii.-xxiii.) 7582.2(18-23) 43. 1819-25. CEuvres. Avec un com- mentaire, un discours pr^liminaire, et une vie de Molifere, par M. Auger. 9 tom. Paris, T. Desoer. 1819-25. 8°. Port., plates, and geneal. table. (2 cop.) Mol 18.19.2; *Mol 18.19 The BScher copy lacks the genealogical table. " La premiere edition veritable qui ait ete donnee de Moliere tant a I'egard de la constitution que de I'explication du texte." — Desfeuilles, p. 91. "Don Juan, ou Le festin de Pierre; comedie par Thomas Comeille," iv. 319-447. — "M. Acci Plauli Amphitruo [withMme. Dacier's French translation]," vi. 367-541- Portrait engraved by Lignon from Fragonard's design after Mignard. The plates engraved by vari- ous hands after the designs of Horace Vernet and others. 44. 1820. CEuvres. 6 tom. Paris, Th. Dabo. 1820. 24°. Mol 18.20 45. 1822. OEuvres. 8 tom. Paris, Me- nard et Desenne, fits. 1822. 24°. Port, and plates. (BibliothEque frangaise.) Mol 18.22 The portrait engraved by Bertonnier after Mignard, and the plates by several hands from designs by Alexandre Desenne. 46. 1823-24. CEuvres completes; avec les notes de tons les commentateurs. [Edited COLLECTED WORKS by Jules Taschereau.J 8 torn. Paris, Lheu- reux. 1823-24. 8°. Port, and facsimiles. *Mol 18.23 Imperfect: — lacks the facsimiles. Vol. i. contains Chamfort's " 6loge de Moliere," and Taschereau's supplement to Voltaire's life of Molitre. Portrait: — " Deveria del. Bertonnier sculp.," after Lepicie's engraving of Coypel's portrait. Before the letter. 47. 1824. CEuvres. Avec un commen- taire historique at litt^raire, prte6d6es du tableau des moeurs du dix-septifeme sifecle, et de la vie de Moliere par M. Petitot. Nouv. 6d. 6 torn. Paris, J. P. Aillaud. 1824. 8°. Port, and plates. Mol 18.24 The portrait is from that designed by Fragonard and engraved by F. Lignon for Auger's ed. of 1819-25 [no. 43] . The plates were engraved by J. N. Adam, Cazenave, and Fortier after designs by Buguet. , 48. 1824-26. CEuvres completes ; avec les notes de tous les commentateurs. 6d. publi^e par L. Aim6-Martin. 8 torn. Paris, Lefevre. 1824-26. 8°. Port, and plates. (2 cop.) Mol 18.24.3; *Mol 18.24.2 "Vie de Moliere [by Grimarest] , ' ' i. xxiii.-clxx. ; — " Histoire de la troupe de Moliere," i. clxxi.-cc; — Don Juan, ou Le festin de pierre ; par Thomas Cor- neille," iv. 125-247. The portrait, "Taurel, 1824," resembles Frago- nard's engraving. The plates virere designed by De- senne and engraved by various hands. They are a different series from those of the r822 ed. [no. 45]. 49. 1825. CEuvres completes; avec une notice par L. B. Picard. 6 torn. Paris, Baudouinfreres. 1825. 8°. Port. Mol 18.25.3 " Histoire de la troupe de Moliere," i. xxix.-lix. Portrait: — " Prudhon sculp." Resembles Fra- gonard's engraving. 50. 1825. CEuvres completes, fid. revue sur les textes originaux, pr^cdd^e de I'filoge de Molifere par Chamfort et de sa vie par Voltaire. Paris, A. Sautelet et comp., etc. 1825. 8°. Vigns. Mol 18.25 51. 1825. CEuvres completes; avec des notes extraites des meilleurs commentateurs par J. SiMONNiN. Paris, Mame et Delaunay- Vallee, etc. 1825. 8°. Mol 18.25.2 Imperfect : — \3.c]is pp. 567-570. Portrait: — " Desenne del. 1825. D. Hue sculp." Nolin type. 52. 1826. CEuvres completes. Orn^es de vignettes dessin^es par Deveria et gravies par Thompson. Paris, Delongchamps, etc. 1826. 8°. Port. Mol 18.26 "Vie de Moliere; [by H. de Balzac]," pp. i.-iv. Regarding this edition, in the pubUcation of virhich Balzac had an interest, see G. Hanotaux and G. Vi- caire's La jeunesse de Balzac, t903, pp. 23-27, 155-157- Portrait : — " Grave par Hopwoodsur acier" after Lepicie's engraving from Coypel's portrait. 53. 1827. CEuvres completes, fid. d6- di^e aux amateurs de Fart typographique. Paris, Baudouinfreres, etc. 1827. 8°. Printed in very small type. Mol l8.27 54. 1830. CEuvres. fid. st6r6otype. 8 torn. Yaxis, Hector Bossange. 1830. 24°. Mol 18.30 Another copy of vol. vii. Mol 18.30.2 55. 1832. CEuvres. Nouv. M. 6 torn. Paris, Lebigre freres. 1832. sm. r2". Port, and fronts. Mol 18.32 Imperfect : — lacks the last leaf of vol. v. The portrait, Coypel type, and the plates vi^ere engraved by A. Porlier. 56. 1833. CEuvres. 8 tom. Paris, Le- cointe. r833. 24°. (Nouvelle bibliothfeque des classiques franfais.) Mol 18.33 57. 1834. CEuvres. 8 tom. Paris, Paul Dupont. r834. 24°. Mol 18.34 58. 1835. CEuvres; prdc6d6es d'une no- tice sur sa vie et ses ouvrages par Sainte Beuve. Vignettes par Tony Johannot. 2 tom. Ysx\% Paulin. 1835. 1.8°. Port., and other illustr. Fr. Dep't. Portrait : — " Dessine par Tony Johannot. Grave par Porret." 59- 1835-36. The same. 2 tom. Paris, Paulin. 1835-36. 8°. Port., and other illustr. *Mol 8.35 60. 1836. Le Molifere de la jeunesse ; ou, Recueil de pieces propres a etre representees aux distributions de prix par Al. P.-M. [Aloys Perrault-Maynand] . Tom. ii. Lyon, Gi- berton et Brun. 1836. 24°. Mol 38.36 The half-title reads "tom. i." "Les deux petits Savoyards, [by Marsollier]," ii. 241-298. 61. 1836. CEuvres; avec des reflexions sur chaque pi^ce; prfeedees de la vie de Moliere par M. Petitot. Nouv. dd. 6 tom. Vans, Lebigre freres. 1836. 8°. Port, and plates. Mol 18.36 Imperfect: — vol. i. lacks pp. i.-lxxx., containing the "Avertissement " and the "Discourspreliminaire." Portrait and plates as in Petitot's 1 824 ed. [no. 47] , but poor impressions. 62. 1840. CEuvres. fid. stereotype. 8 tom. (in 4). Paris, Fortin, Masson et cie. 1840. 24°. Mol 18.40 lO CATALOGUE OF THE MOLlfeKE COLLECTION 63. 1842. QEuvres. 8 torn. Paris, F. Locquin. 1842. 24°. Mol 18.42 64. 1845. CEuvres ; avec les notes de tous les commentateurs. 3^ 6d. publide par L. AiMife-MARTiN. 6 torn. Paris, Lefevre et Fume. 1845. 8°. Port, and plates. *Mol 18.45 Vol. i. contains Grimarest's life of Moliere and Aime-Martin's " Histoire de la troupe de Moliere." The portrait engraved by Hopwood and Olivier from Chenevard's design after the Cathelin engraving. The plates are steel engravings, nearly aU from designs by Desenne and Horace Vernet. ^i* 65 . 1845. QEuvres ; avec les notes de tous les commentateurs, publi^es par L. AiMi:- Martin. 4"= M. 4 tom. Paris, Lefevre. 1845. 16°. Mol 18.45.3 Vol. i. contains Grimarest's life of Moliere and Aime-Martin's " Histoire de la troupe de Moliere." 66. 1845. CEuvres completes. Paris, H. Morel. 1845. 8°. Port. Mol 18.45.2 Portrait: — Engraved by Giraut after Mauzaisse's copy of the anonymous Louvre painting. 67. 1 85 1. Ausgewahlte lustspiele zum gebrauche auf schulen. Mit erklarenden und kritischen noten begleitet von H. Barbieux. Bd. 1. Frankfurt a. M. 1851. 16°. No more pubHshed. Mol 165.26.2 Contents : — i. L'avare. 68. 1851. CEuvres completes, fid. illuB- tr6e de vignettes par Janet- Lange, augment^e d'une vie de Molifere et de notices sur cha- que pifece par femile de la B^DOLLifeRE. YzA?., G. Barba. [185 1.] f°. Port. Mol 8.51 The vignettes were engraved on wood by Best, Hotelin and Regnier. 69. 1852. CEuvres completes, fid. va- riorum, pr6c6dde d'un Pr&is de I'histoire du thdatre en France, de la biographie de Mo- liere, accompagnde de notices historiques et litt^raires par Charles Louandre. 3 tom. Paris, Charpentier. 1852. 12°. Mol 18.52 70. 1854. CEuvres; avec des notes de tous les commentateurs. Tom. ii. Paris, Firmin Didotfreres. 1854. 12°. Mol 18.54 71. 1855-56. CEuvres completes. Nouv. 6d. par Philarete Chasles. 5 tom. Paris, Librairie nouvelle. 1855-56. 16°. Mol 18.55 "J.-B. P. MoUfere;" [by PhUarete Chasles], i. 1-16. 72. 1858. CEuvres completes, fid. va- riorum, prec^d^e d'un Precis de I'histoire du theatre en France, de la biographie de Mo- | lifere, accompagn^es de notices historiques et litt^raires par Charles Louandre. 3 tom. Paris, Charpentier. 1858. 12°. Mol 18.58 73. 1859. CEuvres completes, fid. de Ch. Lahure et c'^. Tom. i., ii. Paris, L. Ha- chetteetcie. 1859. 12°. Mol 18.59 "Notice sur Moliere," i. i.-xxiv. 74. 1862. CEuvres completes. Nouv. dd., accompagn^e de notes tiroes de tous les commentateurs avec des remarques nouvelles par F61ix Lemaistre. 3 tom. Paris, Gamier freres. [1862.] 18°. Mol 18.62 Vol. i. contains La Harpe's " Molifere et la come- die " and extracts from Auger's "Discours sur la comedie." 75. 1862. CEuvres completes. 8 tom. Paris, H. Plon, etc. 1862. 24°. Port. (Collection des classiques frangois.) *Mol 18.62.2 " 200 exemplaires numerotes. No. 148." " Eloge de MoliSre, par Chamfort," i. xxxiii.-lxiv. Portrait: — "Desenne del. A. Jehotte sculp." Coypel-Lepicie type reversed. 76. 1863. CEuvres completes. Nouv. 6d., colktion^e sur les textes originaux avec leurs variantes ; prdcddde de I'histoire de sa vie et de ses ouvrages par J. Taschereau. 6 tom. Yaxis, Furne et cie. 1863. 8°. Mol 18.63.2 Another copy. Port, and plates. *Mol 18.63 The portrait, and, with one exception, the plates are those of the Aime-Martin 1845 ^d. [no. 64], with three new plates added. — 77. 1863-64. CEuvres completes. Nouv. €&. revue sur les textes originaux, avec un travail de critique et d'drudition, aperfus d'histoire littdraire, biographie, examen de chaque pifece, commentaire, bibliographie, etc. par Louis Moland. 7 tom. Paris, Gamier freres. 1863-64. 8°. Port., plates, and geneal. table. (Chefs-d'ceuvre de la litt^rature frangaise, i.— vii.) 2 cop. Mol 18.63.4; *Mol 18.63.3 " Elomire hypocondre, ou Les medecins venges; [by Le Boulanger de Chalussay]," v. 523-565. In this edition are reprinted many of the programs issued at the performances of the ballets, some of the polemic literature relating to Molifere, and other material. The fanciful portrait and the plates were designed by G. Staal and engraved by Delannoy and Massard (^ssxcia^^ Xconographie, no. bw). Reviewed by Sainte-Beuve in his "Nouveaux lundis," 1878, V. 257-280. 78. 1864-70. Theatre. Collation^ sur les premieres Editions & sur celles des an- n6es 1666, 1674 & 1682. Ornd de vignettes COLLECTED WORKS 11 gravies a I'eau-forte d'apr^s les compositions de diff^rents artistes par Frdd^ric Hille- MACHER. 8 torn. Lyon, JV. Scheuring, 1864-70. 8°. Portrs. *Mol 18.64 Vol. i. contains Lagrange and Vivot's preface to the 1682 edition. The vignettes (see Lacroix's Iconographie , no. 612) are from designs by Felix Barrias, Horace Castelli, Camille Chazal, Louis Duveau, Ernest Hillemacher, Theophile Jidel, Jean le Paultre, Felix Philippoteaux, Israel Sylvestre and Jean Sorieul. Photographs of the original drawings are inserted opposite most of the vignettes, and very frequently show the signature of the artist. An autograph letter from Hillemacher is inserted in vol. i., stating that the photographs are those used in preparing the etchings, and that but two sets of them were made. Vol. i., iii., iv., and vi. contain different states of Hillemacher's etching of the Marcille portrait. Vol. ii. contains Hillemacher's etching of Simonin's Moliere as Sganarelle, and vol. v. an etching recalling the Caesar portrait. The photograph to accompany this last is in vol. i. 79. 1866-67. CEuvres complfetes. 2 torn, (in i). Paris, C. Lahure. [1866-67.] 1. 8°. Portrs. *Mol 8.66 " Notice sur MoUfere," i. 1-14. This is the notice printed in the 1859 ed. [no. 73]. Portrait of Molifere by Trichon after G. Fath. Coypel-Lepicie type reversed. The vignettes are by Charles and Rodolphe Deschamps, Gauchard, Joliet, Meaulle, and others, after various artists. See La- croix's Iconographie, no. 614. 80. 1866-75. (Euvres choisies. lUus- tr^es par E. Hillemacher. 2 torn. Paris, Hachette et cie. 1875, '66. sm.8°. Port. (BiBHOTHfeQUE rose illustr^e.) Mol 38.66 "Notice sur Molifere," i. 5-28. This is the notice of the ed. of 1859 [no. 73] ^vith alterations and additions. 81. 1866-80. R^impression des Editions originales des pifeces de Molifere. [Edited by Louis Lacour.] 24 vol. Paris. 1866-80. sm. 12°. Namely : — Amour medecin. 1866. See no. 169. Amphitryon. 1876. See no. 173. Avare. 1876. See no. 186. Bourgeois gentilhomme. 1874. See no. 223. Critique de I'Escole des femmes. 1873. See no. 248. Depit amoureux. 1873. See no. 253. Escole des femmes. 1873. See no. 266. Escole des maris. 1873. See no. 277. Estourdy. 1871. See no. 287. Fascheux. 1874. See no. 290. Femmes sfavantej. 1876. See no. 303. Fourberies de Scapin. 1876. See no. 332. George Dandin. 1876. See no. 343. Malade imaginaire. 1877. See no. 353. Mariage force. 1873. See no. 371. Medecin malgre-luy. 1874. See no. 377. Misantrope. 1874. See no. 405. Monsieur de Pourceaugnac. 1876. See no. 441. Plaisirs de I'isle enchantee. 1880. See Part II. Precieuses ridicules. 1867. See no. 446. Psyche. 1877. See no. 475. Sganarelle. 1872, See no. 480. Sidlien. 1875. See no. 486. Tartuffe. 1876. See no. 498. 82. 1867. CEuvres completes. 3 torn. Yz.x\s, L. Hachette b' cie. 1867. sm. 8°. Mol 18.67 "Notice sur lytpUere," i. i.-xxiv. This is the notice of the 1859 ed. [no. 73]. 83. 1867? Comedies arrang^es pour etre joules par des jeunes gens. [Tom. i.] Paris, V.Sarlit. [1867?] 24°. Mol 38.68.2 84. 1868. (Euvres completes. Nouv. 6d. imprim^e sur celles de 1679 [•f^^] ^^ 1682, avec des notes explicatives sur les mots qui ont vieilli. Orn^e de portraits en pied colo- ri^s repri^sentant les principaux personnages de chaqije piece, dessins de MM. Geffroy et Maurice Sand, gravures de MM. Wolf et Manceau. Pr^cdfi^e d'une introduction [bi- ographique] par Jules Janin. Paris, F. de P. Mellado et cie. 1868. 1.8°. pp. (4), XV., 649 + . *Mol8.68 Contains a portrait of MoliSre after the painting in the Comedie-franfaise known as the " Farceurs fran- fois et italiens." Moliere is in the costume of Arnolphe of L'ecole des femmes. 85. 1869. CEuvres completes. Nouv. €6.., accompagnde de notes tiroes de tous les commentateurs, avec des remarques nouvelles par F^lix Lemaistre. Pr6c6d6e de la Vie de Moliere par Voltaire. 3 torn. Paris, Gar- nierfreres. [1869.] 18°. Mol 18.69 Vol. i. contains La Harpe's " MoliSre et la come- die " and extracts from Auger's " Discours sur la comedie." 86. 1869. CEuvres completes. :6d. va- riorum, pr6c6d6e d'un Precis de I'histoire du theatre en France, de la biographie de Mo- liere, accompagnde du r&um6 des travaux critiques publics sur Moliere et des nouvelles notes par Charles Louandre. 3 torn. Paris, Charpentier. 1869. 12°. Port. Fr. Dep't. Portrait : — " Ch. Coypel pinx. Hulk sculp." 87. 1869. CEuvres completes. lUustr^es par Lorenz, Jules David, etc. Paris, Petit journal. [1869.] f°. Mol 8.69 88. 1869-87. Theatre. [Tom. iii^., \K, ix.] Paris. 1869-87. 24°. (Bibliothfeque nationale, 76", 135*, 173.) Namely : — iii^. Le bourgeois gentilhomme. 1869. See no. 221. v". L'avare. 1869. See no. 183. ix. Le medecin malgre lui. Le mariage force. Le sidlien. 1887. See no. 381. 12 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLltlRE COLLECTION 89. 1871. CEuvres completes. Nouv. id. imprim^e sur celles de 1679 [«<:] et de 1682 avec des notes explicatives sur les mots qui ont vieilli, ornde de portraits en pied co- lorids repr^sentant les principaux personnages de chaque piece, dessins de MM. Geffroy et Maurice Sand. Prdcddde d'une introduction [biographique] par Jules Janin. Paris, Za- place, Sanchez et cie. 1871. 1.8°. pp. (4), XV., 649.+ Mol 8.71 Includes a fanciful portrait of Molifere designed by H. Allouard and etched by Monnin. With one other exception (^Ecole des femmes) the plates are those of the 1868 Mellado ed. [no. 84]. 90. 1872-74. Q^luvres ; avec notes & variantes par Alphonse Pauly. 8 torn. Paris, A. Lemerre. [1872—74.] 16°. Port. Mol 18.72.2 With reprints of the original title-pages. Portrait : — " Bracquemond sc. ' ' Coypel-Lepide type reversed. Another copy. *Mol 18.72 Contains a second portrait, " Ch. Courtry sc," of the Coypel-Lepide type, an engraved title, and 33 plates etched after Boucher by Boilvin, Courtry, Sancherel, Greux, Le Rat, Martinez, Milius, Massard, Mongin and Rasin. Figures d'aprfes Boucher. Paris, A. Lemerre. 1876. 8°. Portfolio of 35 plates. *Mol 18.72.3 Contains all the plates of the previous title except the Bracquemond portrait. 91. 1873. CEuvres; avec des notes de tous les commentateurs. Tom. i., ii. Paris, Firmin-Didotfreres,filsetcie. 1873. 18°. Port. Mol 18.73.3 The portrait is a poor print of PoUet's engraving of the Nolm type. 92. 1873-85. Molifere, mit deutschem commentar, einleitungen und excursen her- ausgegeben von Adolf Laun. 14 vol. in 9. Berlin, ^/ir. 1873-85. sm. 8°. Mol 18.73.5 Wilhelm Knorich assisted in editing vol. xii.-xiv. 93- 1873-1900. CEuvres. Nouv. dd., revue sur les plus anciennes impressions et augment^e des variantes, de notices, de notes, d'un lexique des mots, etc., par Eugene Despois. Tom. i.-iii. ; — par Eugfene Despois et Paul Mesnard. Tom. iv.— xiii. 13 tom. Paris, Hachette. 187 3-1 900. 8°. (Les GRANDS dcrivains de la France.) Mol 18.73.2 " Notice biographique, par Paul Mesnard," tom. x. — " Notice bibUographique, par Arthur Desfeuilles," tom. xi. — "Lexique de la langue de MoliSre, par Arthur et Paul Desfeuilles," tom. xii., xiii. This magnificent edition summarizes practically all past investigations on Moli&re and his viritings. In addition to the important works mentioned in the preceding paragraph it has besides a wealth of critical and illustrative material. It reprints also many ex- tracts from plays to which MoliSre is indebted, much contemporary polemic and descriptive literature, and the programs of the ballets and festivals during which Moli^re's plays were produced. Each play is preceded by a reprint of Voltaire's remarks concerning it. Another copy of vol. xi. *Mol 560.15 Interleaved and with MS. notes by Prof. B6cher. Another copy of vol. i.-xiii. Large paper. "No. 144 sur 200 exemplaires." Mol I0.73 Album. Paris, Hachette. 1895. 1.8°. Portrs., plates, and facsimiles. (2 cop.) Mol 18.73.2 (album) *Mol 18.73 (album) Includes heliogravures of Mignard's Moliere as Caesar dnd of the portrait owned by the due d'Aumale; also a fine engraving by Desvachez of the portrait by Sandoz after Mignard, and a repro- duction of Simonin's Moliere as Sganarelle. There are several facsimiles of autographs of Moli&re and reproductions of the plates and title-pages of the original editions, of prints illustrating costumes and stage scenes, and other matter. 94. 1874-78. Comddies arrang^es pour etre joules par des jeunes gens. [Tom. i.-v. (in 3).] Paris, V. Sarlit; Avignon, A. Chail- lot. [1878, '74-76.] 24°. Mol 38.68 Each play is paged separately. 95- 1875. CEuvres. 6d. collationn6e sur les textes originaux. 8 tom. Paris, Delarue. [1875.] 16°. Mol 18.75 96. 1876-77. Ausgewahlte lustspiele; herausgegeben von K. Brlhstnemann. 6 bde. (in r vol.). Berlin. 1876-77. 8°. (Weid- mannsche sammlung franzosicher und engli- scher schriftsteller mit anmerkungen.) Mol 38.76 97. 1876-83. Theatre complet; public par D. JouAUST, preface par D. Nisard. Dessins de Louis Leloir gravds a I'eau-forte par Flameng. 8 tom. Paris, Librairie des bibliophiles. 1876-83. 1.8°. Port. (Grandes publications artistiques.) *Mol 18.76.3 Imperfect: — vol. vi. lacks the half-title and the title-page. Portrait: — Etching by L. Flameng after the portrait attributed to Mignard now in the Comedie- franfaise and formerly owned by the bishop of Winchester. 98. 1876- . CEuvres ; accompagn^es d'une vie de Molifere, de variantes, d'un commentaire et d'un glossaire, par Anatole France. Tom. i.-vi. Paris, A. Lemerre. 1876-95. 8°. Port. (2 cop.) Mol 18.76.2 ; *Mol 18.76 With reprints of the original title-pages. Portrait: — Etched by Ch. Courtry after the Lepicie engraving. COLLECTED WORKS 13 99. 1877-86. Ausgewahlte lustspiele; erklart von H. Fritsche. 7 bde. (in i vol.). Berlin. 1885, '77-86. 8°. (Weidmann- sche sammlung franzosischer und englischer schriftsteller mit anmerkungen.) Mol 38.77 " Moliferes leben und werke," i. 7-50. — "Mo- liferes buhne imd ihre einrichtung," iii. v.-xxix. 100. 1878. CEuvres choisies. Nouv. ^d., prdcdd^e d'une notice. Paris, Berche et Boulanger. 1878. 8°. (BiBLiOTHfeQUE des chefs-d'oeuvre.) Mol 38.78 loi. 1878. CEuvres completes; revues sur les textes originaux par Adolphe Regnier. S torn. Ysins, Jmprimerie nationale. 1878. 4°. Port, and plates. *Mol 8.78 The portrait is apparently printed from the plate used in Bret's 1773 and 1788 eds. [nos. 31, 34]. The plates are those of the same editions with some omissions. 102. 1878-79. Thdatre choisi ; avec une notice par M. Poujoulat. Eaux-fortes par V. Foulquier. 2 torn. Tours, A. Mame et fih. 1878-79. 1.8°. Port. *Mol 8.78.2 Portrait: — Etching by V. Foulquier. 103. r878-90. Molifere; mit deutschem kommentar, einleitungen und exkursen. Her- ausgegeben von Adolf Laun. 2« aufl., bear- beitet von Wilhelm Knorich. Bd. i.-v. Leipzig, etc., O. Leiner,&tc. 1883, '78—90. 8°. Port. Mol 18.83 Vol. V. contains a portrait by E. Thomas resembling the Audran type. 104. 1880-85. CEuvres completes ; coUa- tionnees sur les textes originaux et commen- t6es par Louis Moland. 2^ €d., soigneuse- ment revue et consid^rablement augment^e. 12 torn. Paris, Gamier freres. 1885, '80-84. 8°. Port., facsims., and plates. (CHEFS-D'cEtrvRE dc la littdrature f ran false, 1-7.) 2 cop. Mol 18.80.2; *Mol 18.80 " Molifere, sa vie et ses ouvrages. — Histoire post- hume de MoUfere," i. 27-420. — "Le theatre et la troupe de Molifere," i. 421-464. — "BibHographie," i. 465-540. Besides the important material of the preceding paragraph and the introductory notices to each play, this valuable edition reprints much of the contemporary polemic and descriptive literature relating to Molifere. Nearly all the more important contemporary plays and satires directed against him are included, as well as extracts from or the full texts of the plays to which he was indebted for material. The portrait and plates are the same as in the editor's earlier ed. of 1863-64 [no. 77]. 105. 1882. CEuvres; avec des notes de tons les commentateurs. 2 torn. Paris, Firmin-Didot et cie. 1882. 18°. Port. Mol 18.82.3 106. 1882-83. Theatre complet ; public par D. JouAUBT avec la preface de 1682, an- not^e par G. Monval. 8 torn. Paris, Li- brairie des bibliophiles. 1882-83. sm. 8°. (NoxjVELLE bibliotheque classique des Edi- tions Jouaust.) 2 cop. Mol 18.82.2 ; Mol 18.82 107. 1882-96. CEuvres. Illustrations par Jacques Leman [and Maurice Leloir] ; no- tices par Anatole Montaiglon [and Teodor de Wyzewa]. 32 vol. Vaxis, J. Levtonnyer \andE. Testard\ 1882-96. 4°. Port., plates, and vigns. *Mol 8.82 " 125 exemplaires sur papier du Japon. No. 80; no. 52." With a second set of the plates and other engravings in bistre, and a third set of the plates in sanguine. Four cancels are bound at the end of vol. i. and ii. 108. 1886-87. CEuvres completes ; avec notices sur chaque com^die par Charles Lou- andre. 8 torn. Paris, C. Marpon et E. Flammarion. [1886-87.] 16°. (Nou- velle collection Jannet-Picard.) Mol 18.86 "Notice sur la vie de Molifere; [by Louandre] , " i. i.— xxvi. 109. 1888. Molifere. [Six plays, with introductions and an essay, " Molifere, sa vie et son theatre,"] par Jules Favre. Paris, Librairie generale de vulgarisation. 1. 12°. r888. pp. Ixiii., 675.+ Portrs. (Chefs- d'ceuvre du thdatre fran^ais.) *Mol 8.88.2 With reprints of the original title-pages. Contains a photo-engraving of the Coypel-Lepicie portrait. The other portraits are of various actors in Molifere roles, and are nearly all after designs by L. Le Riverend. iro. 1888-96. CEuvres. Illustrations par Jacques Leman [and Maurice Leloir] ; no- tices par Anatole de Montaiglon [and Teodor de Wyzewa]. 32 tom. (in 31). Paris, E. Testard et cie. 1888-96. 4°. Port., plates, and vigns. *Mol 8.88 Same portrait as in the 1882-96 impression [no. 107]. III. 1888-96. Les pieces de Moliere. [Edited by Auguste Vitu and Georges Mon- val. Dessins] de L. Leloir, gravd a I'eau- forte par Champollion. 30 vol. Paris. 1888- 96. sm. 8°. Namely : — Amants magnifiques. 1894. See no. 167. Amour mededn. 1892. See no. 170. Amphitryon. 1893. See no. 174. Avare. iS'gS. See no. 203. Bourgeois gentilhomme. 1894. See no. 238. Comtesse d'Escarbagnas. 1895. See no. 245. Critique de 1 Ecole des femmes. 1890. See no. 249. H CATALOGUE OF THE MOLlilEE COLLECTION Depit amoureux. 1888. See no. 255. Don Garde de Navarre. 1889. See no. 259. Dom Juan. 189 1. See no. 261. Ecole des femmes. 1890. See no. 270. Ecole des maris. 1889. See no. 280. Etourdi. 1888. See no. 288. FScheux. 1890. See no. 291. Femmes savantes. 1895. See no. 318. Fourberies de Scapin. 1895. See no. 337. George Dandin. 1893. See no. 344. Impromptu de Versailles. 1890. See no. 347. Malade imaginaire. 1896. See no. 361. Mariage force. 1891. See no. 373. Medecin malgre lui. 1892. See no. 383. Melicerte. Pastorale comique. 1892. See no. 391- Misanthrope. 1892. See no 422. Monsieur de Pourceaugnac. 1894. See no. 442. Pastorale comique. See Melicerte. Precieuses ridicules. 1889. See no. 458. Princesse d'Elide. 1891. See no. 474. Psyche. 1895. See no. 477. Sganarelle. 1889; See no. 481. Sicilien. 1892. See no. 489. Tartuffe. 1894. See no. 510. 112. 1891-95. Theatre, iitom. (in4). Paris, Librairie de la Bibliotheque nationale. 1895, '91-95. 24°. (Bibliothfeque nationale, 31,41, 76, 118, 13s, 142, 152, 159, 173, 179, 221.) Mol 18.91 The version of the Depit amoureux is that of Valville, in two acts. 113. 1893. Theatre choisi; annot^ par Maurice Albert. Paris, A. Colin et cie. 1893. 18°. pp. xxxvi., 630. Mol 38.93 " Notice biographique et litteraire," pp. x.-xxiii. 114. 1893. CEuvres completes. Illus- trations de L. fi. FouRNiER. 1 2 torn. Paris, E.Dentu. 1893. 24°. (Petite collection Guillaume : collection Nelumbo.) Mol 18.93 115. 1894. CEuvres completes. 6d. re- vue sur les textes originaux. 16 torn. Paris, A. L. Guyot. 1894. 16°. (Collection A. L. Guyot, 10.) Mol 18.94 The covers are illustrated. Those of vol. i.-xiii. read " 2e ed."; of vol. xiv., xv., " 3^ ed." "Vie de Moli&re [by G. E.]," i. 7-20. 116. 1896. CEuvres; d'aprfes I'^dition de 1734. Illustr^es des dessins de Boucher. 2 torn. Vaxis, A. Deslinieres. 1896. sm. 8°. Mol 18.96 The Depit amoureux is given in the two-act ver- sion of Valville. "Notice de Molifere [by Octave Blondel]," i. v.-xix. /"ar^^-a?/ .• — Reproduction of Lepide's engraving after Coypel. 117. 1898. Theatre choisi ; avec une no- tice sur le theatre de Moli^re, des Etudes litt^raires et des notes par 6. Boully, A. Gast^, a. Henry, P. Jacquinet et M. LiNA. Paris, Belin freres. [1898.] sm.8°. pp.1079. Mol 38.98 118. 1900. CEuvres completes. Oxford, Imprimerie de Puniversite. 1900. sm. 8°. pp. viii., 647. Mol 19.00 119. 1900. CEuvres completes. 4 torn. Oxford, Imprimerie de Puniversite. 1900. 32°. Mol 19.00.2 Selections and Selected Scenes ■»i2o. 1777. L' esprit de Molifere; ou, Choix de rnaximes, pens^es, caractferes, por- traits et reflexions tir^s de ses ouvrages; avec un abr6g6 de sa vie, un catalogue de ses pieces, des anecdotes, etc. [By L. F. Beffara.] 2 torn. LxDndres et Paris, La- combe. xiTi. sm. 12°. Mol 47.77 Arranged alphabetically by subjects. Selections from this work are printed in Schweit- zer's "Molifere und seine biihne," 1884, ii. vi. 109-125. The passages from Molifere are referred to only, and not quoted as in Beffara's publication. r2r. 1799- Dialogues fran^ais, anglais et italiens sur divers sujets aussi int^ressans qu'agrdables ; extraits des comedies de Mo- lifere. Paris, F(?r^a«2', etc. An vii. [1799.] 8°. Mol 47.99 " Ces dialogues publics a Londres en franfais et en anglais, par L. Charabaud, ont eu jusqu'a huit editions; c'est d'aprSs la derni&re edition de Londres, qu'on a fait celle-ci, en y ajoutant la traduction itali- enne." — Note on the title-page. r22. 1818. Dialoghi francesi, italiani, te- deschi ed inglesi tratti dalle commedie di Molifere ad uso degli studiosi delle lingue moderne. Ed. 11, nella quale si h corretta la versione italiana. Milano. i8r8. 12°. (2 cop.) 1245 15; Mol 48.18 " Questa coUezione di Dialoghi [first published in French and English by L. Chambaud] era comparsa alia luce per ben nove volte in Parig^ ed in Londra, nelle lingue francese, italiana ed inglese, quando nel 1 802 f u riprodotta per la decima volta in Sassonia dal tipografo Sinner di Coburgo, coll' aggiunta della versione tedesca." — Page iii. 123. 1838. Dictionnaire de morale et lit- t^rature par Moli^re. Paris, Mme. Remy- Bregeaut, eXc. 1838. sm. r2°. Port. Mol 48.38 Extracts from the plays arranged alphabetically by subjects. SELECTIONS — TRANSLATIONS 15 1868. La valise de Molifere, com6- die ; avec des fragments peu connus attribu^s a Molifere, d'apres des documents nouveaux ou in^dits. See Fournier, 6douard. La valise, etc. 1868. 124. 1886. L' art de dire; extraits com- ment's de Molifere, Corneille, Racine et La Fontaine. [By Louis Leloir.] Paris. 1886. 18°. Thr 1078.86 Contains extracts from Les precieuses ridicules, Le manage force, Don yuan, Le misanthrope, Tartufe, Amphitryon, Le bourgeois gentilhonime, Les femmes savantes, and a brief biography of Moli&re. 125. 1891. CEuvres choisies. [Selected scenes.] :6dition publi'e sous la direction de Henri Regnier. Paris, Hachette et cie. 1891. 1.8°. pp. Ixiii., 675+. Port, and plates. Mol 8.91 The plates are photo-engravings, the portrait from Audran's engraving, and the other plates without indication of their source. 126. 1895. Moliere; principales scenes. Pithiviers. [1895.] 24°. pp.ii.,60. (Classi- ques primaires ; publics par A Nameless.) Mol 48.95 127. 1896. Le misanthrope; Le bour- geois gentilhomme; Fragments relics par des analyses de Tartuffe, de I'Avare et du Malade imaginaire. Mis en oeuvre par Julien BoiTEL. Paris, ^. Colin et cie. 1896. 18°. Vigns. (Trois ann'es de lectures litt'raires dans I'enseignement primaire supdrieur.) " CoUection Julien Boitel." Mol 48.96 The vignettes are photo-engravings after various artists. 128. 1896. Sctoes choisies ; publides avec une introduction, des notices et des notes par Ernest Thirion. Paris, Hachette et cie. 1896. 16°. Mol 48.96.2 129. 1897. Scenes choisies ; publi'es avec une introduction, un appendice, des notices, des analyses et des notes par Albert Cahen. Vans, C. Delagrave. 1897. 18°. Mol 48.97 130. 1899-1900. Molifere; scenes choi- sies et prdsent'es par Maurice Bouchor. Vol. i., ii. [Paris], Association philotech- nique,ttc. 1899-1900. sm. 8°. (Paris, France — Association philotechnique. Re- pertoire des lectures populaires.) 2 cop. Mol 48.99.2 ; Mol 48.99 Contents: — i. L'avare. Le misanthrope. 1899. — 11. Les femmes savantes. Le mariage force. Am- phitryon. 1900. Translations English 131. 1714. The works. [Translated by John OzELL.] 6 vol. London, B. Lintott. 1 7 14. 16°. Port. Mol 60.1 The first English translation. Vol. i. contains a translation of Grimarest's Life of MoliSre; vol. vi. contains translations of Brecourt's Ombre de Moliere and of the Extraits sur la vie de Moliere. Portrait: — " P. Mignard pinx. Vertue sc." This is the Audran portrait re-engraved. 132. 1732. Select comedies, French and English. With [Moli're's] life in French and English. 8 vol. London, J. Watts. 1732. sm. 12°. Port, and plates. Mol 60.2 Probably translated by Henry Baker, Martin Clare and the Rev. James Miller. See Van Laun's transla- tion of Molifere, 1875-76 [no. 137], vol.i. pp.xi.-xiii., and Desfeuilles, p. 109. Each play has an independent title-page and p^i- nation. The life is an abridgment of Grimarest's life of Moliere. The plates were engraved by Van der Gucht, the portrait from the Audran engraving, and the other plates after Boucher, Hogarth, Dandridge, Coypel, Rysbeck and Hamilton. 133- 1739- The works, French and Eng- lish. Vol. ii. London, J. Watts. 1739. sm. 12°. Plates. *Mol 60.3 " This translation appears to be precisely the same as the former one [no. 132], a few words slightly altered . . . and the plays not found in the ' Select comedies ' translated. According to Lowndes, this translation was executed by Henry Baker and the Rev. Mr. [James] Miller." — Van Laun's Dramatic works of Moliere, 1875-76, i. xiii. Of the three plates in this volume, two (by Hogarth and Rysbeck) are the same as in the 1732 English ed. [no. 132]; the third [Dom Garcie') is after Boucher. 134. 1748. The works, French and Eng- lish. 10 vol. London, J. Watts. 1748. sm. 12°. Port, and plates. * Mol 60.4 A later edition of the translation attributed by Lowndes to Baker and Miller [see no. 133]. " Memoirs of the life of Moli&re " [by J. L. I. de laSerre]. Fr.^si&Eng. i. i.-xxxi. The portrait and plates are those of the 1732 English translation [no. 132]. 135. 1755. The works, French and Eng- lish. Newed. 10 vol. '\jyaAiTpviov Ki ii.e.Oripit.t)veufi.ivq fLera TrpocrOirjKrj^ el(Tayeldgrave. 1883. 18°. (Classiques frangais.) , Mol 171.31 229. 1884. With a life of Molifere and grammatical and philological notes by A. C. Clapin. Cambridge [Eng.] , etc. 1 884. 16°. (Pitt press series.) Mol 171.32 230. 1884. With introduction, notes, and indices by L. M. Moriarty. London. 1884. 16°. (Macmillan's foreign school classics.) Mol 171.33 231. 1886. Nouv. 6d. conforme a r^dition de 1671, avec des notes histo- riques et grammaticales, une introduction et un lexique ; par C. L. Livet. Appendices explicatifs, musique [de LuUy], etc. Paris, P. Dupont. 1886. 18°. (2 cop.) Mol 171.35.2; Mol 171.35 232. 1886. With grammatical and explanatory notes by Francis Tarver. New ed. 'LonAon, Hachette et etc.; etc. [1886.] sm. 8°. (Hachette's French classics.) Mol 171-34 1887. Contes tir^s de Molifere par A. M. CoTTE. [No. 2. Le bourgeois gentil- homme.] 1887. See Cotte, A. M. 233. 1887. Le bourgeois gentilhomme; comddie-ballet. Texte revu sur I'^dition originale (i 671), avec une introduction, les notes les plus importantes des commenta- teurs, et de nouvelles notes, par Armand Gast]^. Paris, Librairie classique E. Belin. 1887. 12°. Front., and 4 pages of music. Mol 171.37 234. 1889. With notes by Scheie DE Vere. New York, W. R. Jenkins ; etc. 1889. 12". (Classiques fran?ais, 3;) Mol 171.39 235. 1890. Mit einleitung, und anmerkungen herausgegeben von C. Hum- bert. Leipzig. 1890. sm.8°. (Martin Hartmann's schulausgaben franzosischer schriftsteller, 7.) Mol 171.40 This edition omits the "Ballet des nations." The amfierkungen are bound separately, viz. — Anmerkungen. [Leipzig. 1890.] sm. 8°. pp. 39. (Ditto.) Mol 171.40.2 236. 1891. Texte revu sur I'^di- tion originale (1671), avec une introduction, les notes les plus importantes des commenta- teurs, et de nouvelles notes par Armand GASTifc. Paris, Librairie classique E. Belin. 1 89 1. sm. 8°. Front., and 4 pages of music.' Mol 171.41 237. 1892. With arguments in English and notes [by A. Gombert], re- vised by F. E. A. Gasc. London, tf/'f. 1892. 16°. (Gombert's French drama.) Mol 171.43 Cover reads " Whittaker's French series." This edition omits the Turkish ceremony and the "BaUet des nations." Avec une notice et 238. 1894. — des notes par Georges Mo^fVAL. Paris, Librairie des bibliophiles, E. Flammarion. 1894. sm. 8°. Front. (Les pieces de Molifere.) *Mol 171.46 239. 1895. Nouv. iA. revue et annot^e par F. Fischer. Bielefeld, etc. [1895.] 16°. (Theatre frangais; 10^ sdr., 7-) Mol 171.47 "Velhs^en & Klasings sammlung franzosischer und englischer schulausgaben. ' ' " Biographie und einleitung," pp. 3-12. 240. 1896. Mis ei) oeuvre par Julien BoiTEL. (In Moliere. Le misan- thrope, etc., 1896 [no. 127], pp. 103-185.) Mol 48.96 The songs, the Turkish ceremony and the " Ballet des nations" are omitted in this edition. 241. 1899. Nouv. 6d., texte revu sur I'^dition originale (167 1), avec une 6tude et des notes historiques, grammaticales, littd- raires, par P. Jacquinet. Paris, Librairie classique E. Belin freres. 1899. 12°. 4 pages of music. (2 cop.) Mol 171.50.2; Mol 171.50 SINGLE PLAYS 23 242. 1903. Edited, with an in- troduction and notes, by F. M. Warren. Boston, D. C. Heath &' co. 1903 [cop. 1899]. sm. 8°. Port. (Heath's modern language series.) Mol 171.56 The " Ballet des nations " is omitted in this edition. The portrait is a woodcut by O. Grosch from the Aumale portrait. English 243. 1828. The gentleman cit. Being a translation of Moli^re's Bourgeois gentil- homme by the translator of Jouy's Sylla. London. 1828. 24°. pp. 69 + . Mol 172.3 See also Appendix II. • Italian 244. 1756- II cittadino gentiluomo. [Translation attributed to Gaspare Gozzi. Venezia. 1756.] sm. 8°. pp. (88). Mol 172.7 Cut from "Opere del Moliere, ora nuovamente tradotte nell' italiana favella," 1756, iii. 55-142. 1760. I fanatici ; commedia. 1760. See Chiari, Pietro. 1774. II iiglio del gran turco. [1774.J See [Bourbon, Ferdinand de, duke of Far ma']. Le Cocu Imaginaire See Sganarelle. La Comtesse d'Escarbagnas First produced as a part of the Ballet des ballets, 1671. ' The program of the whole entertainment was publislied in the same year with the title " Ballet des ballets, danse devant Sa Majesty en son chateau de Saint-Germain en Laye." For references to places where it is reprinted, see Part II. Ballet des ballets. 245. 1895. La comtesse d'Escarbagnas ; comddie en un acte. Avec une notice et des notes par Georges Monval. Paris, Librairie des bibliophiles, E. Flammarion. 1895. sm. 8°. pp. (4), xvi., 48. Front. (Les pifeces de Moliere.) *Mol 175.5 English See Appendix II. Les Contretemps See L'fiTOURDi. La Critique de I'^cole des Femmes 1663. See also no. 248. 246. 1663. La critique de I'Escole des femmes J com^die. Suivant la copie im- prim^e a Paris. [Amsterdam, Louis and Daniel Elzevir^ 1663. 24°. pp. 68. Front. *Mol 178.3 247. 1680. Suivant la copie im- prim^e a Paris. [Amsterdam, Daniel El- zevir^ 1680. 24°. pp. 48. Front. *Mol 178.6 248. 1873. Ed. originale [Paris, 1663]. R^impression textuelle par les soins de Louis Lacour. [With introductory no- tice and variant readings.] Paris, Librairie des bibliophiles, 1873. sm. 12°. (R6im- pression des Editions originales de Molifere.) *Mol 178.10 With a reprint of the original title-page. 249. 1890. Avec une notice et des notes par Auguste Vitu. Paris, Librairie des bibliophiles. 1890. sm. 8°. pp. (4), xix., 66. Front. (Les pieces de Moliere.) *Mol 178.15 English See Appendix II. Le D^pit Amoureixz 1663. See no. 253. 250. 1801. Le d^pit amoureux. R^- tabli en cinq actes. Hommage a Molifere parCAiLHAVA. Paris. Anrx. (1801). sm.8°. 10574.16.10 Another copy. Mol 182.1.8 Imperfect : — lacks the half-title and pp. v.-viii. 251. 1822. Remise en deux actes par Valville. Paris, _/. N. Barba. 1822. 8°. pp. 38. (2 cop.) 11521.30; Mol 182.1.10 This version is the one used in the volume of the Theatre de Moliere published as no. 31 of the Biblio- theque nationale, Paris, 1895 [no. 112]. It is also used with some omissions in vol. i. of the Deslinieres ed. of MoliSre's works, 1896 [no. 116]. 252. 1839? En deux actes. [Col- lation^e sur la brochure de la Com^die fran- faise. Paris. 1839?] 8°. pp. 10. Illustr. Mol 182.1. II 253. 1873. ifed. originale [Paris, 1673. In five acts.] R6impression textu- elle par les soins de Louis Lacour. [With introductory notice and variant readings.] Paris, Librairie des bibliophiles. 1873. sm. 12°. (R^impression des Editions origi- nales de Molifere.) *Mol 181.10 With a reprint of the original title-page. 24 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLliiBB COLLECTION 254. 1880. En deux actes. [Ed- ited by Louis Moland.] (/« Moli^re. CEaVfes completes, 1880-85 [no. 104], iii. 1-52.) 2 cop. Mol 18.80.2(3); Mol 18.80(3) 255. 1888. En cinq actes. Avec une ftotice et des notes par Auguste Vitu. Parts, LibraiHe des bibliophiles. 1888. sm. 8°. Front. (Les pieces de Moliere.) *Mol 181.20 English See Appendix II. German 256. 1870. _ Liebeszwist ; lustspiel in fiinf aufeilgen. Ubersetzt von Malwine, grafin MaltZan. Leipzig, Reclam. [1870.] 24°. pp. 61. (Universal bibliothek, 205.) Mol 182.5.5 Italian 257. 1823. II dispetto amoroso; com- media in cinque atti. Traduzione di Vir- ginio SoNCiNi. [Milano. 1823.] 24°. Mol 64.5.2 Cut from " Repertorio scelto ad uso de' teatri italiani, compilato [da] Gaetano Barbieri," 1823, etc., vi. 3-141. " Note sul Dispetto amoroso," pp. 124-141. 258. 1877. I dispetti amorosi; corn- media in cinque atti. Riduzione in versi di Riccardo Castelvecchio \_pseudon. for Giulio PuLLfe]. Milano. 1877. sm. 8°. pp.78. (Teatrostraniero, 16.) Mol 182.7.5 Dom Garde de Navarre 259. 1889. Dom Garcie de Navarre, ou Le prince jaloux; com^die en cinq actes. Avec une notice et des notes par Auguste Vitu. Yans, Librairi€ des bibliophiles. 1889. sm. 8°. Front. (Les pitees de Molifere.) *Mol 185.10 English See Appendix II. Dom Juan Portions of Dom Juan were included by ChampmesI^ tils Les ftragments de Moliere. See Part II. in h 1683. Le festin de pierre; com6- die mise en vers sur la prose de feu M' de Molifere. 1683. See [Corneille, Thomas]. 260. 1820. Don Juan, ou Le festin de pierre ; com^die en cinq actes. [Paris, Th. Dabo. 1820.] 24°. Mol 38.20 Extracted from "CEuvres de Moliere," 1820, Paris, Dabo [no. 44], iii. 5-105. 1 82 1. Don Juan, ou Le festin de pierre; opdra. D'aprfes Molifere. 182 1. See Blaze, F. H. J., called Castil- Blaze. 261. 1891. Dom Juan; com^die en cinq actes. Avec une notice et des notes par Georges Monval. Paris, Librairie des biblio- philes, E. Flammarion. 1891. sm. 8°. Front. (Les pifeces de Molifere.) *Mol 191. 10 English See Appendix II. Italian 1789. D. Giovanni, ossia II convi- tato di pietra. See D. Giovanni, etc. 1 789. 262. 1824. Don Gidvanni, ossia II con- vitato di pietra ; commedia. Traduzione di Virginio Soncini. [Milano. 1824.] 24°. Mol 64.5.2 Cut from " Repertorio scelto ad uso de' teatri italiani, compilato [da] Gaetano Barbieri," 1823, etc., viii. 151-270. " Note sul Don Giovanni," pp. 267-270. L']£cole des Femmes 1663. See no. 266. 265. 1684. L'escole des femmes ; com6- die. Amsterdam, chez Jacques le Jeune {Henry JVetstein^. 1684. 24°. pp. 84. Front. »Mol I95.8 Copies of this edition were afterwards used to form part of the 1684 Amsterdam edition of the collected plays [no. 8]. 264. 1819. [Avec un commen- taire et notice historique et litt^raire par L. S. Auger. Paris, Disoer. 1819.] 8°. Mol 195.18 Cut from "CEuvres de MoliSre avec un commen- taire, etc. par M. Auger," 1819-25, Paris [no. 43], iJi- 5-173- 265. 1848. Illustrated by argu- ments and tiotes by A. Gombert. London. 1848. 24°. (The French drama, 14.) Mol 195.20 266. 1873. fid. originale [Paris, 1663]. R6impression textuelle par les soins SINGLE PLAYS 25 de Louis Lacour. [With introductoi'y notice, variant readings, and notes.] Paris, Librairie des bibliophiles. 1873. sm. 12°. Plate. (R6- impression des Editions originales de Mo- lifere.) *Mol 195.25 With a reprint of the original title-page. 267. 1876. With arguments and notes [by A. Gombert], revised by F. E. A. Gasc. London. 1876. 16°. (Gombert's French drama.) Mol 195.26 268. 1886. Mit anmerkungen herausgegeben von Wilhelm Scheffler. Bielefeld, elc. 1886. 16°. (Theatre fran- 5ais, viii. 2.) Mol 195.30 ' ' Velhagen & Klasings sammluug f ranzosischer und engUscher schulausgaben." " Der alexandriner ; le vers classique, le vers ro- mantique, [by Albert Benecke]," pp. 10-28. 269. 1888. Edited with introduc- tion and notes by G. Saintsbury. Cam- bridge [Eng.]. 1888. 16°. (Pitt press series.) Mol 195.32 270. 1890. Avec une notice et des notes par Auguste Vitu. Paris, Librairie des bibliophiles. 1890. sm. 8°. Front. (Les pieces de Molifere.) *Mol 195.34 Dutch 271. 1753. Het school voor de vrouwen ; blyspel. Vertaald door T. Arendsz. Amstel- Azxa., Isaak Duim. 1753. 16°. pp.88. Mol 196.30.3 English See Appendix II. German 272. 1874. Die schule der frauen ; lust- spiel. Uebersetzt von Emilie Schroder. Leipzig, Reclam. [1874.] 24°. pp. 62. (Universal bibliothek, 588.) Mol 196.5.5 Italian 273. 1823. La scuola delle mogli ; corn- media. Traduzione di Virginio Soncini. [Milano. 1823.] 24°. Mol 64.5 Cut from " Repertorio scelto ad uso de' teatri italiani, compilato [da] Gaetano Barbieri," 1823, etc., iv. 145-264. "Note sulla Scuola delle mogli," pp_. 255-264. 274. 1876. La scuola delle mogli. Ridu- zione di Riccardo Castelvecchio [J>seudon. /(?rGiulioPuLLfe] in versi martelliani. Milano. 1876. sm. 8°. pp.88. (Teatrostraniero, 7.) Mol 196.7.5 L'Ecole des Femmes (La Critique de) See La Critique de l'^cole des Femmes L'i^cole des Maris 1661. See no. 277. « 275.^ 1684. L' escole des maris; com6- die. A Amsterdam, chez Jacques le Jeune [Henry Wetstein']. 1684. 24°. pp. 60. Front. *Mol 201.10 Copies of this edition were afterwards used to form part of the 1684 Amsterdam edition of the collected plays [no. 8]. 276. 1835. Illustrated by argu- ments, with notes, by A. Gombert. London. 1835. 24°. pp. (8), 63. (The French drama, 15.) Mol 201.20 277. 1873. iA. originale [Paris, 1 661]. Reimpression textuelle par les soins de Louis Lacour. [With introductory notice and variant readings.] Paris, Librairie des bibliophiles. 1873. sm. 12°. pp. xv., (8), 62,(4). Plate. (Reimpression des Editions originales de Molifere.) *Mol 201.25 With a reprint of the original title-page. 278. 1876. With arguments and notes [by A. Gombert], revised by F. E. A. Gasc. London. i876'. 16°. pp. (6), 65. (Gombert's French drama.) Mol 201.27 279. 1887. Mit anmerkungen her- ausgegeben von Wilhelm Scheffler. Biele- feld, etc. 1887. 16°. (Theatre frangais, xviii. 8.) Mol 201.30 "Velhagen & Klasings sammlung franzosischer und englischer schulausgaben." "Der alexandriner; le vers classique, le vers ro- mantique, [by Albert Benecke]," pp. 10-29. 280. 1889. Avec une notice et des notes par Auguste Vitu. Paris, Librairie des bibliophiles. 1889. sm. 8°. pp. (4), xi., 79. Front. (Les pieces de Molifere.) *Mol 201.32 Dutch 281. 1716. Het school van de mannen. Vertaelt door A. v. B. [A. van Bulderen]. In s'Graven-Hage, by Willem Eyckmans. [1716.] 16°. pp. (40). Mol 202.30.3 English See Appendix II. 26 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLlJlBE COLLECTION German 282. 1870. Die schule der ehemanner. Uebersetzt von Emilie Schr6d£r. Leipzig, Reclam. [1870.] 24°. pp.41. (Univer- sal bibliothek, 238.) Mol 202.5.5 Italian 1672 ? II conte d' Altamura ; dram- ma per musica. See II conte d' Altamura. r792 [1672?]. 283. 1824. La scuola de' mariti; com- media. Traduzione di Virginio Soncini. [Milano. 1824.] 24°. pp. (82). Mol 64.5.2 Cut from " Repertorio scelto ad uso de' teatri italiani, corapilato [da] Gaetano Barbieri, " 1823,.?/^., vii. 139-220. " Note sulla Scuola de' mariti," pp. 214-220. Spanish 284. 18 1 2. La escuela de los maridos. Traducida por Inarco Celenio \_pseudon. for L. F. de Moratin]. Madrid. 1812. 16°. (2 cop.) Span 5520.5(2); Mol 202.77 L'ftourdi 1663. See no. 287. 285. 1760. L'6tourdi, ou Las contre- tems; com^die en cinq actes. Nouv. 6d. Paris, Compagnie des libraires. 1760. sm.8°. pp. 91- 7581.14 286. 1868. Avec commentaires choisis des meilleurs commentateurs fran^ais, augmentds de remarques par Otto Fiebig et Fr. CouRVOisiER. Leipzig. i868. 16°. (Chefs-d'oeuvre des classiques frangais, 16.) Mol 205.15 287. 1871. fed. originate [Paris, 1663]. R6impression textuelle par les soins de Louis Lacour. [With notes.] Paris, Librairie des bibliophiles. 187 1. sm. 12°. (R6im- pression des Editions originates de Molifere.) *Mol 205.17 With a reprint of the original title-page. 288. 1888. Avec une notice et des notes par Auguste Viixr. Paris, Librairie des bibliophiles. 1888. sm. 8°. Front. (Les pieces de Molifere.) *Mol 205.20 English See Appendix II. Italian 289. 1824. Lo stordito ; commedia. Tra- duzione di Virginio Soncini. [Milano. 1824.] 24°. Mol 64.5.2 Cut from " Repertorio scelto ad uso de' teatri italiani, compilato [da] Gaetano Barbieri," 1823, ^2'^,, viii. 1-149. "Note suUo Stordito," pp. 138-148. Les Facheuz 1662. See no. 290. 290. 1874. Les facheux. fed. originale [Paris, 1662]. R^impression textuelle par les soins de Louis Lacour. [With introduc- tory notice and variant readings.] Paris, Librairie des bibliophiles. 1874. sm. 12°. (R^impression des Editions originales de Molifere.) *Mol 208.20 With a reprint of the original title-page. 291. 1890. Avec une notice et des notes par Auguste Vitu. Paris, Librairie des bibliophiles. 1890. sm. 8°. pp. (4), xix., 68. Front. (Les pieces de Molifere.) *Mol 208.25 English See Appendix II. German 292. 1855. Die plagegeister ; lustspiel mit ballet nach Molifere's Facheux. [With notes.] Oldenberg. 1855. 16°. pp.xv., 76. Mol 209.5.6 The preface is signed " B. M." 293. 1871. Die plagegeister. Uebersetzt von Emilie Schroder. Leipzig, Reclam. [1871.] 24°. pp. 31. (Universal biblio- thek, 288.) Mol 209.5.5 Italian 294. 1823. I seccatori ; commedia. Tra- duzione di Virginio Soncini. [Milano. 1823.] 24°. pp. (70). Mol 64.5 Cut from "Repertorio scelto ad uso de' teatri italiani, compilato [da] Gaetano Barbieri," 1S23, etc., V. 3-72. "Note sulla commedia I seccatori," pp. 60-72. Les Femmes Savantes 1672. See no. 303. 295. 18 — ? Les femmes savantes ; com^- die. N. p. [18 — ?] 24°. pp.96. Mol 38.20 Extracted from vol. ix. of a larger work. SINGLE PLAYS 27 296. 1864. Avec une notice et des notes par E. Geruzez. Paris, L. Hachette et cie. 1864. 24°. Mol 211.25 297. 1866. !]fcd. classique pr6c^d6e d'une notice litt^raire par F. Estienne. Yaxis, J. Delalain etfils. [1866.] 24°. Mol 211.26 Paged i.-xxiv., 461-539, being a reprint from F. Estienne's edition of the TheAtre choisi de Moliere. 298. 1867. [Edited with English notes by Gustave Masson.] (/« Masson, Gustave. French classics, 1867, etc., i. 117- 234.) 7574-6(1) 299. 1868. Avec une notice lit- t^raire et des notes explicatives par E. Per- ■KkkZ. {In MoLitRE. Choix de comedies : Les pr^cieuses ridicules, etc., 1868 [no. 448], pp. 45-144.) Mol 251.28 300. 1871. Mit einer einleitung und erklarenden anmerkungen herausgegeben von C. T. L'ioN. Leipzig. 187 1. 8°. Mol 211.30 301. 1872. Avec un choix des meilleurs commentaires frangais et des re- marques par O. FiEBiG & S. Leportier, revue par A. Peschier. Dresde. 1872. 16°. (Chefs-d'oeuvre des classiques fran9ais, 20.) Mol 211.31 302. 1872. With grammatical and explanatory notes by Antonin Roche. Lon- don, etc. 1872. sm. 8°. (Hachette's French classics.) Mol 211.32 303. 1876. Ed. originale [Paris, 1672]. R6impression textuelle par les soins de Louis Lacour. [With introductory no- tice, notes, and variant readings.] Paris, Librairie des bibliophiles. 1876. sm. 12°. (R^impression des Editions originales de Moliere.) *Mol 211.33 Witli a reprint of the original title-page. 304. 1 88 1. With biographical no- tice, historical and literary notes, by G. E. Fasnacht. Lpndon. 1881. 16°. (Mac- millan's foreign school classics.) Mol 2 1 1 .36 305. 1881. Avec une notice et des notes par E. Geruzez. Paris, Hachette et cie. 1881. 24°. Mol 211.37 306. 1881. Nouv. 6d. classique conforme a I'^dition de 1673. Avec intro- duction, notice sur Molifere et un commen- taire, par Emile Person. Paris, Garnier fr'eres. [1881.] 18°. (Theatre frangais classique.) Mol 211.35 307. 1883. Ed. classique, avec notices et notes, par G. Vapereau. Paris, Hachette et cie. 18&3. sm. 8°. Mol 211.38 308. 1884. Nouv. 6d. conforme a r Edition de 1672. Avec des notes et un lexique par C. L. Livet. Paris, P. Dupont. 1884. 18°. (2 cop.) Mol 2 1 1. 40.2 ; Mol 211.40 309. 1886. Edited, with notes, glossary, etc., by Gustave Masson. Oxford. 1886. 16°. (Clarendon press series.) Mol 211.42 310. 1887. Nouv. 6d. avec notes. pr6c^d6e d'apprteiations littdraires et philo- sophiques, par A. Henry. Paris, Librairie classique E.Belin. 1887. 12°. Mol 211.43 3ri. 189—? Nouv. dd., avec une notice et un commentaire litt^raire, par A. Marandet. Paris, Libraire de la Bibliotheque du TheAtre frc(,n(ais. [189 — ?] sm. 12°. pp. 96. (Bibliotheque du Theatre f ran (pais, 7.) Mol 211.48 312. 1892. With arguments and notes [by A. Gombert], revised by F. E. A. Gasc. London, ^/if. 1892. 16°. (Gombert's French drama. ) Mol 2 1 1 .46 313. 1892. With grammatical and explanatory notes by Antonin Roche. New ed. London, tf/c. 1892. sm. 8°. (Hachette's French classics.) Mol 211.47 314. 1894. Nouv. dd. classique revue et publi^e, avec introduction, analyse, appreciations et nofes, par I'abbe Figui^re. 2* ed. Paris, Ch. Poussielgue. 1894. 18°. (Alliance des maisons d'education chr^- tienne.) Mol 211.50 315- 1894. Nouv. ed., avec notes, precedee d'appreciations littefaires et phUo- sophiques, par A. Henry. Paris, Librairie classique E. Belin. 1894. 12°. Mol 211.51 316. 1894, !lfcd. nouv. [with notice and notes] par M. Pellisson. 6= ed. Paris, Ch. Delagrave. 1894. 18°. (Classiques frangais.) Mol 211.52 317. 1894. Mit anmerkungen herausgegeben von Wilhelm Scheffler. Bielefeld, ,?/■<:. 1894. 16°. (Theatre fran-> ?ais, XV. 5.) Mol 211.53 "Velhagen & Klasings sammlung franzosischer und englischer schulausgaben." " Der alexandriner; le vers classique, le vers ro- mantique, [by Albert Benecke]," pp. 14-33. 28 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLlfiBE COLLECTION 318. 1895. Avec une notice et des notes par Georges Monval. Paris, Li- brairie des bibliophiles,. E. Flammarion. 1895. sm. 8°. Front. (Les pieces de Molifere.) *Mol 211.55 319. 1896. Edited, with an in- troduction and notes, by Alcee Fortier. Boston, D. C. Heath. 1896. sm. 8°. (Heath's modem language series.) Mol 211.57 320. 1899. [Edited by fitienne Charavay.] Illustrations de Henry Pille. Paris, Charavay et Martin. 1899. 16°. (Ma bibliothfeque.) Mol 211.60 321. 1900. Publi^e conformement au texte de I'dd. des Grands 6crivains de la France, avec une vie de Molifere, une notice, une analyse et des notes, par G. Lanson. '?2C!\'s,,Hachette etcie. 1900. 16°. (2 cop.) Mol 211.61.2 ; Mol 211.61 Arabic 322. 1898. Innisa'u-lalimat von Muham- mad BEY 'OsMAN Galai, j neuarabische bear- beitung, von Moliere's Femmes savantes. Transkribiert, iibersetzt, eingeleitet und mit einem glossar versehen von Friedrich Kern. Leipzig. 1898. 8°. Mol 212.15.5 323. 1898. Molifere's Femmes savantes. Neuarabisch bearbeitet von Muhammad bey 'OsMAN GalAl unter dem titel Innisau-rali- mat. Transkribiert, iibersetzt, eingeleitet und mit einem glossar versehen. Inaugural-dis- sertation, Jena, von Friedrich Kern. Leipzig. 1898. 8°. Mol 212.15.5 " Lebensabriss," after p. 149. The same as the preceding number, except as regards the title-page and the life of the editor. English See Appendix II. German 324. 1817. Die gelehrten weiber. Nach Molifere bearbeitet von [L. H. von] Nicolay. Leipzig. 181 7. 8°. Mol 212.5.5 325. 1869. Die gelehrten frauen. Ue- bersetzt von Malvine, grafin Maltzan. \j&v^- zig, Reclam. [1869.] 24°. pp.60. (Uni- versal bibliothek, 113.) Mol 212.5.7 Italian 326. 1823. Le dottoresse; commedia. Traduzione di Virginio Soncini. [Milano. 1823.] 24°. Mol 64.5 Cut from " Repertorio scelto ad uso de' teatri italiani, compilato [da] Gaetano Barbieri, " 1823, etc., iv. 3-144. "Note sulla commedia Zif (/oA'orifjj^, " pp. 123-144. Le Festin de Pierre See DoM Juan Les Fourberies de Scapin Act 2, scene 6, was included by Champmesl^ in his Fragments de Motiere. See Part II. 1671. See no. 332. 327. 1760. Les fourberies de Scapin; comddie en trois actes. Nouv. €A. Paris, Compagnie des libraires. 1760. 8°. pp. 75. Mol 37.60 328. 18- lUustrated by argu- ments and notes by A. Gombert. New ed. London. [18—.] 24°. (The French drama, 12.) Mol 215.17 329. 1867. Edited, with English notes, by Gustave Masson. {In Masson, Gustave, ed. French classics, 1867, etc., iii. i-iii.) 7574-6(3) " Vie de Molifere, par Voltaire," pp. i-ii. 330. 1872. Avec un choix des meilleurs commentaires fran^ais et des re- marques par O. FiEBiG & S. Leportier, revue par A. Peschier. Dresde. 1872. 16°. pp. 64. (Chefs-d'oeuvre des cla,ssiques fran- ?ais, 19.) Mol 215.20 331- 1874. With grammatical and explanatory notes by H. J. V. de Candole. London, .f/f. , 1874. sm. 8°. pp. (8), 71. (Hachette's French classics.) Mol 215.22 332. 1876. :6d. originale [Paris, 167 1]. R^impression textuelle par les soins de Louis Lacour. [With introductory notice and variant readings.] Paris, Librairie des bibliophiles. 1876. sm. 12°. (R^impres- sion des Editions originales de Molifere.) *Mol 215.25 With a reprint of the original title-page. 333. 1885. Edited, with introduc- tion and notes, by Gustave Masson. Oxford. 1885. 16°. (Clarendon press series.) Mol 215.30 " Vie de Molifere, par Voltaire," pp. i-ii. SINGLE PLAYS 29 334- 1885. herausgegeben Bielefeld, etc. gais, iii. 3.) von 1885. Mit anmerkungen Wilhelm Scheffler. 16°. (Theatre fran- Mol 215.31 "Velhagen & IGasings sammlung franzosischer und englischer schulausgaben." 335. 1886. With arguments and notes [by A. Gombert], revised by F. E. A. Gasc. New ed. London. 1886. 16°. pp. (4), 83. (Gombert's French drama.) Mol 215.32 336. 1894. With arguments and notes [by A. Gombert], revised by F. E. A. Gasc. London, etc. 1894. 16°. pp. (4), 83. (Gombert's French drama.) Mol 215.36 337. 1895. Avec une notice et des notes par Georges Monval. Paris, Li- brairie des bibliophiles, E. Flammarion. 1895. sm. 8°. Front. (Les pieces de Molifere.) *Mol 215.37 English See Appendix IL Italian 338. 1723. Le nuove furberie del servi- tore Scappino ; ridotta alia regolar purita dello stile toscano-romano moderno da Mattia Cramero. {In Kramer, Matthias. Del Mo- liere redivivo, 1723, i.) Mol 880.13 " Sappiasi che, se bene portano per titolo figurato, 6 metaforico, il noma del Moliere redivivo, non siano pero punto di esso, e ch' lo non mene sia servito che per essermi studiato d' imitare il genio, e la maniera di scrivere di quel autore in toscano-romano, ch' egli ha tenuto neUa purita del francese. ' ' — Dedicatione. Latin 339- 1778- Pseudoli fallaciae ; Molieri comoedia, Fourberies de Scapin gallice dicta, quam a quibusdam ludi litterarii alum- nis publice agendam latine vertit J. D. A. MuNTER. Cellis. 1778. 16°. pp. 66. Mol 216.53.3 George Dandin The program of the fHe at Versailles in 1668, at which this play was first produced, was published under the title •'Grand divertissement de Versailles." For references to the places where this program has been reprinted, see Part II. Le GRAND divertissement, etc. 340. 1669. George Dandin, ou Le mary confondu; comedie. Suivant la copie im- prim^e a Paris. [Amsterdam, Daniel Elze- vir. '\ 1669. 24°. pp. 60. *Mol 218.4 Copies of this edition were afterwards used to form part of the Amsterdam 1675 edition of the collected works. The Harvard copy of that edition [no. 3] contains the 1675 reprint of this play. 1669. See also no. 343. [Paris, Hector Bos- Mol 38.20 Ed. stereotype, 195-274. 341. 1830. sange. 1830. J 24". Cut from ' ' GEuvres de Moli&re. Paris, Bossange, 1830 [no. 54]," v. 342. 1853. Mise en vers par C.L.B.EsNAULT. Arras, A. Tierny. 1853. 8°. pp. 86. Mol 219.1.5 1877. - Molifere. 1877. 343- 1669]. 1876. — Op6ra-comique d'aprfes See Coveliers, F61ix. Ed. originale [Paris, R^impression textuelle par les soins de Louis Lacour. [With introductory notice and variant readings.] Paris, Librairie des bibliophiles. 1876. sm. 12°. (R^impres- sion des editions originales de Molifere.) Mol 218.15 With a reprint of the original title-page. 344. 1893. Avec une notice et des notes par Georges Monval. Paris, Li- brairie des bibliophiles, E. Flammarion. 1893. sm. 8°. Front. (Les pitees de Molifere.) *Mol 218.20 Dutch 1753' Lubbert Lubbertze, of De geadelde boer ; blyspel. Uit het fransch van Mr. Molifere. 1753. See [Croix, Pieter de la]. English See Appendix II. German 345. 1874. Georg Dandin, oder Der betrogene ehemann. Uebersetzt von Auguste Cornelius. 'Ltv^zxg, Reclam. [1874.] 24°. pp. 46. (Universal bibliothek, 550.) Mol 219.5.5 L'Imposteur See Le Tartuffe L'Impromptu de Versailles 346. 1880. Deuxifeme centenaire de la fondation de la comedie franpaise : L'im- 30 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLlfiRE COLLECTION promptu de Versailles ; Le bourgeois gentil- homme. Pr6c6d6s d'une notice par P. Regnier et d'un a-propos en vers [La maison de Molifere] par F. Copp6e. Paris, Librairie des bibliophiles, etc. 1880. 16°. Portrs. Mol 221.10 Portraits : — Two etchings by B. Damman depict- ing Moliere in the Impromptu de Versailles and in the Bourgeois gentilhomme, " Ordre des spectacles donnes a 1' occasion du 20oe anniversaire de la fondation de la Comedie-fran- faise." — Page xix. 347. 1890. L'impromptu de Versailles. Avec une notice et des notes par Auguste ViTU. Ysx\^, Librairie des bibliophiles. 1890. sm. 8°. pp. (4), XV., 55. Front. (Les pifeces de Molifere.) *Mol 221.12 Les Incompatibles See in Part II. Ballet des Incompatibles. La Jalousie du Barbouill^ 348. 1819. Deux pieces inddites : [La jalousie du Barbouill^, et Le m^decin volant. Edited by E. L. N. Viollet-le-Duc] Paris, Th. Desoer. 1819. 8°. pp. (4), 70 + . Mol 225.1 Joguenet See in Part II. Joguenet. Le Malade Imaginaire A repript of the program issued to the spectators at the early performances was published at Amsterdam, and is included in vol. v. of the 1675 Amsterdam edition of the works[no. 3]. The text of the play used for this edition is entirely unauthentic (see the Despois and Mesnard ed., 1873-1900 [no. 93], ix. 252-3). The variant readings of this text are printed in the following editions of the complete works: — Auger*s ed., i8i9-2< [no. 43], ix. 443-476; Tas- chereau's eds., 1823-24 [no, 46T, viii. 401-25, and 186^ [no. 76], vi. 375-406; Aim6-Martin's ed. ,1824-26 [no, 4SI, viii, 515-49; Moland's eds., 1863-64 [no. 77], vii. 305-33 and 1880-S5 [no. 104], xii. 181-209; the Despois and Mesnard ed., 1873-1900 [no, 93], ix, 454-81; and Regnier's ed, 1878 [no. loi], v. S4S-77- An interpolated text of the doctor's ceremony, which forms the third intermede, was substituted for the true text in the editions published at Amsterdam in 1690 and at Brussels in 1694 [no. 10]. It was published separately by Hillemacher [nos. 366-368], and is also contained in the Des- pois and Mesnard ed. 1873-1900 [no. 93], ix. 482-92, in Reg- nier's ed., 1S78 [no. loi], v. 578-90, and in Moland's eds, of 1863-64 [no. 77], vii, 334-46, and lS&>-SS [no, 104], xii, 210-22, Many of the separate editions of this play omit the pro- logue and either the first two or all three of the iniermedes. The presence of these is noted below in each case. 1675. See no. 353. 349. 1761. Le malade imaginaire ; cova.€- die-ballet, en trois actes. Avec le prologue & les intermfedes. Nouv. ^d. Paris, Com- pagnie des libraires. 1761. 8°. Mol 37.60 In spite of the title-page this edition contains the last few lines only of the prologue. The intermedes are printed in full. 350. 18 — ? Corrig^fi' pour jeunes gens. Limoges, Barbbu freres. [18 — ?] sm. 12°. Mol 228.18 Contains the third interniede. 351' 18—? Illustrated by argu- ments, with notes, by A. Gombert. New ed. London. [18—?] 24°. (The French drama, 10.) Mol 228.21 The prologue and intermedes are omitted. 352- 1875. With grammatical and explanatory notes by A. E. Ragon. 3d ed. London, e^c. 1875. s™- ^°- (Hachette's French classics.) Mol 228.25 Contains the prologue and intermedes. 353. 1877. 6d. originale [Paris, 1675]. Rdmpression textuelle par les soins de Louis Lacour. [With introductory notice and notes.] Paris, Librairie des bibliophiles. 1877. sm. 1 2°. (Rdimpression des Editions originales de Molifere.) *Mol 228.26 Contains the prologue and intermedes. With a reprint of the original title-page. 354. 1879. '■ Edited, with introduc- tion and notes, by F. Tarver. London. 1879. 16°. Mol 228.28 Contains the third iniermede. 355. 1888. With arguments and notes [by A. Gombert], revised by F. E. A. Gasc. London. 1888. 16°. (Gombert's French drama.) Mol 228.30 The cover has the date 1880. The prologue and intermedes are omitted 356. 189—? Publide d'aprfes 1' Edition des oeuvres de Molifere par Louis Moland. 6d. classique, avec une introduction et des notes, par Louis Humbert. 3^ dd. Paris, Gamier freres. [189 — ?] 18°. Port. (Enseignement secondaire moderne.) Contains the third intermede. MOl 220.35 The portrait is a photo-engraving of Staal's fanciful portrait contained in Moland's editions of the complete works, 1863-64 and 1880-85 [•'°s- 77> 104] • 357. 1891. Mit anmerkungen herausgegeben von Dr. Friese. Bielefeld, etc. 1891. 16°. (Theatre franfais, vii. 3.) Mol 228.34 " Velhagen & Klasings sammlung franzosischer und englischer schulausgaben." Contains the prologue and intermedes. The notes were issued separately, viz. — . Anhang : Anmerkungen bearbeitet von Albert Benecke. Bielefeld, etc. [ 1 89 1 ?] 16°. pp.27. (Ditto.) Mol 228.34 " Sammlung franzosischer und englischer schrift- steller. Ausgaben Velhagen & Klasing." SINGLE PLAYS 31 358. 1893. td. nouv., par M. Pellisson. [With notice and notes.] Paris, C/i. Delagrave. 1893. 18°. (Classiques frangais.) Mol 228.36 Contains the prologue and intermedes. 359. 1895. Edited, with introduc- tion and notes, by G. E. Fasnacht. London. 1895. 16°. (Macmillan's foreign school classics.) Mol 228.39 Contains the second and third intermedes. 360. 1895. Mit anmerkungen herausgegeben von Dr. Friese. Bielefeld, etc. 1895. 16°. (ThMtre fran^ais, 20.) Mol 228.40 " Velh^en & Klasings sammlung frauzosischer und englischer schulausgaben." Revised by Albert Eenecke. Contains the prologue and intermedes. 361. 1896. Avec une notice et des notes par Georges Monval. Paris, Librairie des bibliophiles, E. Flammarion. 1896. sm. 8°. Front. (Les pitees de Molifere.) 2 cop. Mol 228.41.2 ; *Mol 228.41 Contains the prologue and intermedes. 362. 1905. Edited, with introduc- tion, notes, and vocabulary, by E. W. Olm- sted. '&o^\.OTi,etc.,Ginn&'co. [cop. 1905.] sm. 8°. Port. Mol 228.51 Contains the prologue and intermedes. " Molifere and the medical profession of his time," pp. xix.— Ixv. / The portrait is of the same type as the Mauzaisse copy of the portrait in the Louvre, but reversed. English 363. 1881. Performance by the actors from the Court theatre in Meiningen. Le malade imaginaire. [Synopsis in English.] Official copyright ed. Dresden. 1881. 24°. pp. 7. Mol 229.5.5 See also Appendix II. German 364. 1879. Der eingebildete kranke. Offizielle ausg., nach dem scenarium des Herzoglich Meiningen'schen hoftheaters be- arbeitet. Dresden. 1879. 24°. pp. 56. (Repertoir des Herzoglich Meiningen'schen hoftheaters, vi.) Mol 229.5.5 " Unter benutzung der Baudissin'schen uebersetz- ung." — Page 7.. Xhe prplogue and intermedes are omitted. Greek 365. 1834. 'O Kara pa.(avT]v t^v a.p)(auiv, TTpoa-TeOtivTcu 8e, ev ats irepl rijs V£oeA.Xijvi8os iroWa, ^a-r)p.eL co. 1899. 16°. Port. (Heath's modem language series.) Mol 245.80 Portrait: — Woodcut by O. Grosch from the Au- male portrait. Dutch 430. 1885. De menschenhater. Vertaald door J. A. Alberdingk Thijm. Amsterdam. 1885. 16°. pp. (8), 77+. Mol 246.30.5 English 431. 1898. The misanthrope. [Rendered into verse, with an introduction, by Thomas Constable.] {In Constable, Thomas, transl. The great French triumvirate, 1898, pp. 95- 185.) Mol 246.3.5 See also Appendix II. German 432. 1867. Molifere's Misanthrope, iiber- setzt von H. Kayser. [Delitzsch. 1867.] 4°. pp. 3-24. Mol 246.5.4 Imperfect: — lacks the title-page. The title on page 3 reads " Der menschenfeind." 433. 187-? Der menschenfeind. Ueber- setzt von Heinrich Kayser. Delitzsch. [187-?] sm 8°. pp. 70. Mol 246.5.5 434. 1872. Der misanthrop. Ubersetzt von E. Schroder. Leipzig, i?,fr/a»«. [1872.] 24°- PP- 59- (Universal bibliothek, 394.) Mol 246.5.7 435. 1887. Der misanthrop. Uebersetzt und fiir die deutsche btihne bearbeitet von Julius von Werther. Essen. 1887. sm. 8°. PP- 75- Mol 246.5.6 Italian 436. 1823. II misantropo; commedia. Traduzione di Virginio Soncinl [Milano. 1823.] 24°. Plate. Mol 64.5 Cut from " Repertorio scelto ad uso de' teatri itali- ani, compilato [da] Gaetano Barbieri," 1823, etc., ii. 3-111. " Note sul Misantropo," pp. io6-in. 437. 1876. II misantropo. Riduzionedi Riccardo Castelvecchio [pseudon. for Giulio PuLLi;] in versi martelliani. Milano. 1876. sm. 8°. pp. 76. (Teatro straniero, 4.) Mol 246.7.5 36 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLlfeRE COLLECTION Monsieur de Pourceaugnac The program of the/e/^ at which this play was first given was published with the title " Le divertissement de Cliam- bord." For references to places where this program is reprinted, see Part II. Le divertissement, etc. 438. 1670. Monsieur de Pourceaugnac; com6die. Faite a Chambord pour le diver- tissement du roy. V&xis, Jean Eibou. 1670. 24°. pp. (4), 78. *Mol 248.1 Imperfect : — sig. A lacks leaf A 3. A counterfeit reprint of the first edition. It con- tains fewer pages, and the ornamental device on the title-page differs in design and contains the words " sur rimprime " obscurely printed. This edition omits the prologue. 1670. See also no. 441. 439. 1762. Nouv. 6d. Paris, Compagnie des libraires. I'jSz. 8°. pp. 69. Mol 37.60 1826. Ballet-pantomime- comique, avec les intermfedes de LuIIy. Ar- range d'apres Moli^re. 1826. See Coralli, J., and [Merle, J. T.]. 440. 1835. Illustrated by argu- ments, with notes, by A. Gombert. London. 1835. 24°. pp. (6), 64. (The French drama, 17.) Mol 248.23 The intermedes are all omitted in this edition. 441. 1876. Ed. originale [Paris, 1670]. R^impression textuelle par les soins de Louis Lacour. [With introductory notice, notes, and variant readings.] Paris, Librairie des bibliophiles. 1876. sm. 12°. (Reim- pression des Editions originales de Moliere.) *Mol 248.30 With a reprint of the original title-page. 442. 1894. Avec una notice et des notes par Georges Monval. Paris, Lib- rairie des bibliophiles, E. Flamtnarion. 1 894. sm. 8°. Front. (Les pieces de Molifere.) *Mol 248.35 English 443. 1704. Monsieur de Pourceaugnac, or Squire Trelooby. Acted at Lincoln's Inn Fields, March 30, 1704. Done into English [by John Ozell] . London, William Davis and Bernard Lintott. 1704. 4°. pp. (10), 55- *Mol 249.3 This translation, without doubt, is not the one per- formed on Mar. 30, as stated on the title-page. The latter was made liy Vanbrugh, Congreve, and Walsh, in collaboration, and they disowned the present version, which is printed, without change, in vol. iv. of Ozell's translation of Moliere, London, 1714. It is attributed to him in the Did. of nat.Mog., xliii. 20. See also Did. of nat. biog., Iviii. 88, Genest, Baker's Biog. dram., and Gosse's Congreve, p. 148 ff. See also Appendix II. Pastorale Comique Substituted by Moliire for Milicerte in Benserade's Bal- let des muses. For references to reprints of this ballet see Part II. Ballet des muses. 444. 1892. Pastorale comique. [Avec une notice et des notes par Georges Monval.] {Appended to MoLifeRE. M^licerte, 1892 [no. 391], pp. 39-51.) *Mol 241.5 Les Pr^cieuses Ridicules 1660. See no. 446. 445. 18 — ? Les pr^cieuses ridicules J co- m^die. N. p. [18 — ?] 24°. pp. (38). Mol 38.20 This is vol. iii., pp. 63-100 of a larger work. 446. 1867. :6d. originale [Paris, 1660]. Rdimpression textuelle par les soins de Louis Lacqur. [With notes.] Paris, Academie des bibliophiles. 1867. sm. 12°. (Rdimpression des Editions originales de Moliere.) *Mol 251.25 With a reprint of the original title-pj^e. 447. 1868. Avec commentaires choisis des meilleurs commentateurs frangais, augment^s de remarques, par Otto Fiebig et Fr. CouRvoisiER. Leipzig. 1868. 16°. pp. xiv., (2), 48. (Chefs-d'oeuvre des classiques frangais, 15.) Mol 251.27 448. 1868. Choix de comedies : Les prteieuses ridicules et Les femmes savantes. Avec une notice litt^raire et des notes expli- catives par E. Perr^az. Schaifhouse. 1868. sm. 8°. Mol 251.28 449. 1876. Les pr^cieuses ridicules. With a biographical memoir and notes by Alexandre Dupuis. London; pa(TOei I. xlv.-lv. Ballet des muses. r882. See Benserade, Isaac DE. Ballet royal de Psyche. r863. See Benserade, Isaac de. Baluffe, Auguste. Les comddiens de pro- vince au xviie sitele. [Paris. 1 88 1.] 1.8°. pp. (7). Port. Mol 600.12 L'artiste, sept. 1881, pp. 320-325. Portrait : — Madeleine Bejart as Ceres. — 2 — Le Mddecin volant de Moliere a P^zenas. Paris. 1881. 1.8°. pp. 27. Port, of Madeleine Bejart and i illustr. Mol 240.5 " Extrait de V Artiste, sept. 1881." WORKS ON MOLI-fcRE 45 — 3 — Le Sicilien ; a propos d'une nou- velle Edition de Molifere [Despois and Mes- nard edition. Paris. 1881.] 1.8°. pp. (14). Mol 600.11 Vartisie, 20 nov. 1881, pp. 533-546. — 4 — Le portrait de Molifere par Sebas- tian Bourdon. [Paris. 1882.] 1.8°. pp. (16). Port. Mol 735.1 L'ariiste, 1882, annee lii., pp. 267-282. Portrait: — " Sebastien Bourdon pinx., Gabriel Boutet sc." From the painting in the Musee de Montpellier known as the "portrait d'un jeune espagnol ' ' which Baluffe took to be a portrait of Moli6re. — 5 — Molifere et les allemands ; r^ponse a Hermann Fritsche. Paris. 1884. 1. 12°. pp. 12. Mol 600.3 Reprinted from the MoUeriste, 1884, vi. 1 14-124. This controversy concerning the derivation of the name Sganarelle was carried on in the Molieriste, 1884, vi. 55, 82, 114, 140, 188. ^ — 6 — Molifere inconnu ; sa vie. Tom. i. 1622-1646. Paris. 1886. sm. 8°. No more pubUshed. Mol 702.2 — 7 — Le pfere de Moli^re. [Paris. 1887.J 8°. pp. (20). Mol 755-6.5 Nouvelle revue, 1887, xlv. 276—295. — 8 — Autour de Molifere. Paris. 1889. 18°. Mol 762.1 Contents : — Le pfere de Moliere. Moliere a Tou- louse. Molifire dans I'ouest. MoUere a Pezenas. Louis XIV. au casino [the garden of P. G. Renard, sieur de Sainte Marie, a popular rendezvous] . Affaire du sieur Poquelin [avec le prince de Conti] . Le Medecin volant. A propos de Rabelais. Un mono- logue de 1635 [la Modo] imite par Moliere. Moli6re a Bordeaux. Le marquis de Jonzac. P. Mignard et Moliere a Avignon. Un camarade de MoHere: La Pierre. Les menus plaisire royaux a Turin au dix- septieme sifecle. Guez de Balzac et Moh&re; les ori- gines de la Comtesse d'Escarbagnas et du Tartuffe. Molifere chez le prince de Conti en Languedoc. His- toire d'un ballet [Ballet des incompatibles] . — 9 — Un poete ouvrier au xvii. sifecle ; Vital Bedfene. [Paris. 1889.] 4°. pp. (s)- Revue bleue, 30 ser., xi. 526-530. Mol 60O.II Bedfene was living at Pezenas when MoliJre's troupe was there. His play Le secret de ne payer jamais is of interest to Molifere students. See Lacroix, no. 229. — ro — Agnfes Mazuel, I'aiieule maternelle de Molifere. [Paris. 1894.] 8°. pp. (7). Mol 755-6.5 Revue parisienne, 1894, pp. 98-104. [Balzac, Honors de.J Vie de Molifere. (/« MoLifeRE. CEuvres completes, 1826 [no. 52], pp. i.-iv.) Mol 18.26 Also contained in Balzac's CEuvres completes, 1869, etc., xxii. 1-8. — 2 — Preface to the works of Molifere. {In MoLiiRE. Moliere, transl. by K. P. Wormeley, 1894-97 [no. 141], i. 9-27.) Mol 60.26 Bapst, Germain. Le theatre au xvii« sifecle. (/« his Essai sur I'histoire du theatre, 1893, PP- 339-406.) Thr 535.1 — 2 — Psychd. {In Conferences faites aux matinees classiques de I'Oddon, 1896, vii. 35-54.) 7554-i3(vol. 7) [Bar, G'eorg Ludwig von.J Epitres di- verses sur des sujets diff^rens. Londres. 1740. 16°. Mol 863.1.5 Many of the verses are addressed to characters of Moliere's plays. — 2 — The same. 2 torn, (in i). Lon- dres. 1745. 16°. Mol 863.1.6 Vol. i. is " 2= ed., revfle, corrigee & augmentee. Vol. ii. consists of matter not contained in the first edition. — 3. — The same. Nouv. dd., revfie & augmentde. 2 torn, (in i). Francfort, etc. 1765. 16°. Mol 863.1.7 "^Barbier, Paul Jules. L'ombre de Molifere ; intermMe. Paris. 1847. 12°. pp. 36. Mol 870.8 "Represente sur le TheStre-franfais, le 15 janv. 1847." Molifere returns from the abode of the dead and converses with a youthful poet. Barbier, Pierre. Le roi chez Molifere ; intermMe en vers. Paris. 1876. sm. 8°. pp. (4), 17. Mol 860.47 " Represents sur le theStre de la Gaite, le 23 janv. 1876." The scene is in Hades. Louis XIV. visits Moliere and La Fontaine. Barbieri, Nicolo, called Beltrame. L'in- avvertito, overo Scappino disturbato e Mez- zettino travagliato ; comedia. {In MoLii;RE. CEuvres, 1873-1900 [no. 93], i. 241-378.) 2 cop. Mol 18.73-2(1) ; *Mol 18.73(1) Also contained in Moland's edition of Moliere, 1880-85, Paris, Gamier [no. 104], ii. 155-306. Imitated by Molifere in Vetourdi. Barbieux, H., editor. Ausgewahlte lust- spiele Molifere's. 1851. See Part I. no. 67. Barr^, Fr6d6ric. Podsies pour Alceste. Paris. 1869. 16°. pp. (6), 70. Mol 863.19.2 " 15 Janvier" on p£^e 51, and "Mai 1868" on pages 57-58 refer to Moliere. 46 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLlfeRE COLLECTION Barres, Maurice. Tartufe et I'esprit ]6- suite en litterature. (In CoNFi:RENCES faites aux matinees classiques de I'Oddon, 1891, iii. 143-161.) 7554-i3(vol. 3) Barthelemy, Edouard, comie de. La Grange. [Paris. 1884.] 1.8°. pp. (7). Mol 600.12 L'artistc, aoflt, 1884, pp. 130-136. Baudeau de Somaize, Antoine. See Somaize. Baudissin, Wolf Heinrich,^ra/'voN, trans- lator. Moliere's lustspiele. 1865-67. See Part I. no. 149. " MoliSre, sein leben und seine werke," i. xxvii.— Ivi. translator. Der 1879. See Part I. Baudouin, Fdlix Marie. 1865. — 2 kranke, dans Molifere. Rouen. eingebildete no. 364. Les femmes 8°. pp. 20. Mol 602.1 Bayard, Jean Frangois, and Romieu, Auguste. Moliere au theatre ; com^die en un acte et en vers libres. Paris. 1824. 8°. pp. (4), so. Mol 870.3 " Representee sur le second TheStre-franfais, le 15 janv. 1824, jour anniveisaire de la naissance de Moliere." Moliere's birthday is celebrated by his troupe. His reconciliation with Baron forms an inddent of the play. j^ Bazin, Anais de Raucou, called. Les der- nieres ann^es de Moliere. [Paris. 1848.] 8°. pp. 31. Mol 702.3 " Extrait de la Revue des deux mondes, 15 janv. 1848." ■ — 2 — Notes historiques sur la vie de Moliere. 2^ 6d., revue par I'auteur et aug- ments. Paris. 1851. 12°. pp. X., 179. Mol 702.5 Published after the author's death by Paulin Paris. ' ' Le morceau a paru pour la premiere fois dans la Revue des deux mondes, 15 juil. i847et 15 janv. 1848." — Note de Pediteur. — 3 — The same, z" 6d., revue par I'au- teur et augment^e. Paris. 1851. 1.8°. pp. viii., 98. (2 cop.) Mol 702.4; Mol 702.4.2 Differs typographically from the 12° impression. Beaume, Alexandre, and Huard, Adrien. Dialogue des morts sur la propri6t6 litt^raire. Paris. 1862. 8°. pp. 46. Mol 860.40 ' ' Nous nous sommes attaches a 8tre aussi exacts que possible dans les opinions que nous prStons a nos personnages." — Poge 6-7. Moliere is one of the characters in the dialogue. Beauplan, Arthur de. Le monument de Moliere. [Poem.] Paris. 1843. 8°. pp. 8. Mol, 863.5 Bound with this are clippings containing poems in honor of Moliere by L. J. Beor, E. Cremieu, and A. Desmoulins. Becker, Joseph. Die entwicklung der dienerrosse bei Molifere. Strassburg. 1890. 4°. pp. 3-17. (Progr. d. Bischoflichen gym. an St. Stephan. " 1890, nr. 511.") Mol 602.2 Becque, Henry. Molifere et I'ficole des femmes; conference. [Paris. 1886.] 4°. pp. (8). Mol 600.11 Revue bleue, 1886, xxxvii. 453-460. — 2 — The same. Paris. 1886. sm. 12°. pp. (6), 42. Mol 197-5 [Beffara, Louis Francois], editor. L' es- prit de Mgli^re. 1777. See Part I. no. 120. "Abrege de la vie de Moli&re," i. 19-110. — 2 — Dissertation sur J. B. Poquelin- Moliere, sur ses ancetres, I'^poque de sa naissance, sur son buste, rue de la Ton- nellerie, sur la veritable 6poque de son mariage et la naissance de leurs enfans, sur la maison ou Molifere est mort, sur les B^jard. Paris. 1821. 8°. pp. (2), 28. Mol 702.7 Contains the birth, death, and marris^e certificates of MoIiSre. — 3 — annotator. See Taschereau, Jules. Histoire de la vie et des ouvrages de Molifere. [With manuscript notes by Beffara.] 1828. — 4 — Maison natale de Moliere [rue St. Honors. Paris. 1833.] 8°. pp. (5). Mol 700.1 Revue retrospective, 1833, i. 394-398. B^jart, Armande, afterwards Mme. Mo- Lii;RE. See Moliere. Bellet, Paul. La maison de Moliere ; com^die en un acte. Toulouse. 1872. 8°. pp. 39. Mol 860.42 Moliere and several of his best known characters appear in this play. Beltrame, Nicolo Barbieri, called. See Barbieri. Benecke, Albert. Der alexandriner ; le vers classique, le vers romantique. (/« MoLifeRE. L'6cole des femmes, herausge- geben von Wilhelm Schefiler, 1886 [no. 268], pp. 10-28.) Mol 195.30 Also contained in Scheffier's editions of L'ecole des maris, 1887 [no. 279], Le misanthrope, 1892 [no. 424], siaA Les femmes savanies, 1894 [no. 317]. "WORKS ON MOLlfeRE 47 editor. Le malade imaginaire. 1 89 1. See Part I. no. 357. Bennewitz, Alexander. Moliere's einfluss auf Congreve. Inaugural-dissertation. Leip- zig. 1889. sm.8°. pp. (2), 88 + . (2 cop.) 15482.67; Mol 602.3 "Vita," after p. 88. Afterwards published as a part of his "Congreve und MoliSre." Congreve und Molifere ; literar- historische untersuchung. Leipzig. 1890. 8°. (2 cop.) 15482.68; Mol 602.4 [Benserade, Isaac de.J Ballet des muses dans6 par Sa Majesty a son chateau de Saint- Germain-en-Laye, le 2 d6c. 1666. {Re- printed in MoLifeRE. CEuvres completes, 1863-64 [no. 77], iv. 289-293, 307-316.) 2 cop. Mol 18.63.2(4) ; *Mol 18.63.3(4) Moliere furnished two plays for this ballet, Le sicilien and AIHicerte. He later substituted for the latter the Pastorale comique. Contained also in tlje Despois and Mesnard ed. of Molifere, 1873-1900 [no. 93], vi. 277-302; and in Moland's ed., 1880-85 ["o- 104], viii. 141-182, *33-238- Ballet royal de Psyche, ou De la puissance de I'amour. 1656. {In Fournel, Victor, editor. Les contemporains de Mo- lifere, 1863, etc., ii. 407-436.) 2 cop. 7581.18(2); Mol 855.1(2) A precursor of Moliere's Psyche. Berg, Peter. Die syntax des verbums bei Moliere. Inaugural-dissertation. Kiel. 1886. 8°. pp. 48. (2 cop.) " Lebenslauf," p. 48. 6233.38; Mol 602.5 Bergerac, Savinien Cyrano de. Le pe- dant )ou6. {Jfi Fournel, Victor, editor. Les contemporains de Moliere, 1863, etc., iii- 379-404-) 2 cop. 7581.18(3); Mol 855.1(3) This play furnished Molifere with su^estions for two scenes of Les fourberies de Scapin, viz. — act ii. scene 7, and act iii. scene 3. Bernard-Val villa, Francois. Le d^pit amoureux; remise en deux actes. 1822. See Part I. no. 251. Bernardin, Napolton Maurice. Un mari d'actrice au xvii« sifecle, [J. B. L'Hermite de Soliers, sieur de Vauselle. Paris. 1897.] 8°. pp. (32). Mol 820.2 Revue de Paris, 1897, iv. 322-353. Also contained in his " Hommes et moeurs au dix-septi^me siecle," 1900 {shelf-mark: — 7525.15], pp. 187-236. Le manage de Moliere. {In his Hommes et moeurs au xvii« sifecle, 1900, pp. 237-246.) 7525-15 Bern^de, Arthur. La vocation de Poque- lin ; ou, Moliere a vingt ans : comddie en im acte avec chants et musique. Paris. 1891. sm.8°. pp. so. Mol 860.53 Based on the anecdote of Mohfere's persuading his .ormer teacher to become an actor. Bertal, Georges, pseudon. See Albert, Georges. Bertheroy, Jean. Aristophane & Molifere ; a-propos en un acte, en vers. Paris. 1897. sm. 8°. pp. (4), 16. Mol 870.56 " Represente a la Comedie franjaise, le 275^ anni- versaire de la naissance de Moliere." Aristophanes and Moliere, each returning to earth from the abode of the shades, meet in Paris. Bertol-Graivil, Eugene. Maitre et valets ; a-propos en un acte, en vers. [Paris.] 1884. 12°. pp. 21. Mol 870.35 " Represente a la Comedie-franf aise au 262^ anni- versaire de la naissance de Moliere." The characters are Mascarille, Crispin, and Figaro. Beuchot, Adrien Jean Quentin. Notes bibliographiques sur le Festin de pierre de Moliere. [Paris. 1819.] 8°. pp. (2), 4-I-. Mol 193.6 ' ' Extrait du Journal de la librairie, 2 1 juin, 1817, 27 mars, 1819." — 2 — Hommage a MM. les membres de la Chambre des ddput^s par A.-J.-Q. Beu- chot, charge de recevoir les souscriptions de MM. les ddput^s au monument pour Molifere : [poem entitled "Molifere"]. Paris. 1838. 8°. pp. 7. Mol 863.8 Bound with this poem are clippings containing verses in honor of Moliere by E. Boulay-Paty, L. Ul- back, Ch. Viancin and de Villiers du Terrage. [Beyle, Henri.] Moliere jugd par Stend- hal [pseudon. Edited by Henri Cordier.] Paris. [1898.] 8°. Mol 603.6 Notes written by Stendhal in a copy of Moliere's works. Contents: — Le Misanthrope. Tartuffe. L'Avare. Les Fourberies de Scapin. George Dandin. Les Femmes savantes. Bibliographic moli^resque de poche. Paris. 1878. 18°. pp.86. Mol 560.11 Bierling, F. I., translator. Des Moliere sammtliche lustspiele. 1752; 1769; [1883]. See Part I. nos. 143, 144, 152. Bignan, Anne. Epitre a Moliere. Paris. 1843. 8°. pp. 15. Mol 863.8 " [Cet epitre] a obtenu au jugement de I'Academie fran9aise une medaille d'or dans 1843." 48 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLlSlRE COLLECTION !"- Billard, Eugene. La vocation de Molifere ; saynfete en vers. Paris. 1885. 18°. pp.16. Mol 860.51 Moliere, assisted by his uncle, Louis Cresse, defends his choice of vocation before the elder Poquelin. Bindel, Karl. Zur geschichte der drama- tischen werke Molieres. Hamm. 1875. 4°. pp. 1-13. (Progr. d. K. Gym.) Mol 602.6 Blanchemain, Prosper. Jacques du Lo- rens et le Tartuffe ; notice sur un prfeurseur de Despr^aux, 1583-1658. Paris. 1867. 1.12°. pp.12. Mol 270.28 " Extrait du Bulletin du bouquiniste, i avril, 1867." Points out a precursor of Tartuffe in the person of a hypocrite described in the " Satyres de M . du Lorens, Paris, 1646." Includes a brief biography of M. du Lorens. Blavet, Emile. Le jubil6 de Moliere; [200 anniversaire de la ComMie-fran^aise. Paris. 1880.] 8°. pp. (9). Mol 700.2 Revue du monde musical et dramatique, 23 oct. 1880, pp. 257-265. ' ' La raaison de Molifere, poesie de Francois Cop- pee," pp. 263-265. Blaz de Bury. See Blaze de Bury. Blaze, Francois Henri Joseph, called Castil-Blaze. Don Juan, ou Le festin de pierre ; op6ra. D'apres Moliere et le drame allemand ; paroles ajust^es sur la musique de Mozart. Paris. 1821. 8°. pp. 71. Mol 882.2 "No. 2 du Repertoire de M. Castil-Blaze." Contains the words only. — 2 — Moliere musicien ; notes sur les oeuvres de cet illustre maltre, et sur les drames de Corneille, Racine, Quinault, Reg- nard, Montluc, etc., ou se melent des con- siderations sur I'harmonie de la langue fran^aise. 2 torn. Paris. 1852. 8°. Mol 730.1 Reviewed by P. A. Fiorentino in his " Comedies et comedians," 1866, i. 83-100. — 3 — Bernabo; op6ra bouffe d'aprfes Molifere. Paroles ajust^es sur la musique de Cimarosa, Paisiello, Guglielmi, Salieri, Farinelli, Gr^try. Paris. 1856. 8°. pp. 13. Mol 882.1 Adapted from Sganarelle. Blaze de Bury, Marie Pauline Rose (Stew- art), Baroness. Moliere and the French classical drama. London. 1846. sm. 12°. Mol 702.6 Contents: — Biography of MoliSre. Notice on MoliSre's company. Observations and critiques on Moli&re's plays. Appendix: Translations of the French passages. Bl^mont, 6mile, pseudon. See Petitdi- dier, L. fi. Blondel, Octave. Notice sur Molifere. {In MoLii:RE. CEuvres, 1896 [no. 116], i. v.-xix.) Mol 18.96 Bocher, Emmanuel, (JdSsVis'r. Psyche. 1880. See Part I. no. 476. ^Bdcher, Ferdinand. Moliere et ses pr^- d^cesseurs du xvi^ sifecle. [Paris. 1869.] 4°. pp. (6). (University de Cambridge- Boston. Litt^rature franpaise.) Mol 600. 11 Revue des cours litteraires, 27 nov. 1869, pp. 818-823. Bock, Nathan. Molifere's Amphitryon im verhaltnis zu seinen vorgangern. Inaugural- dissertation. Marburg. 1887. 8°. pp. (4), 52- Mol 163.5 — 2 — The same. [Oppeln, etc. 1888.] 8°. pp. 52. Mol 163.5 Zeitschrift fur neufranzosische sprache und litte- ratur, 1888, x. 41-92. Bodeau de Somaize, Antoine. See Somaize. Bodenstedt, Friedrich von, translator. 1883. See Part I. Gedichte von Molifere. no. 164. Boileau-Despr^aux, Nicolas. Stances a M. de Moliere sur sa com^die de I'ficole des femmes que plusieurs gens frondoient. (/« MoLiiRE. CEuvres completes, 1880-85 [no. 104], iv. 357-358.) 2 cop. Mol 18.80.2(4); Mol 18.80(4) Bois, George. Racine a Chevreuse; co- m^die en un acte en vers. Paris. 1893. 18°. pp. 36. Mol 860.54 Racine is depicted at the period when he was living with Nicolas Vitart, intendant of the due de Luynes. Molifere is introduced as one of the characters. {S,m.ssj,'L.,editor.'\ L'avare. 1751. See Part I. no. 176. Boitel, Julien, editor. Moliere : Le mi- santhrope ; Le bourgeois gentilhomme ; frag- ments de Tartuffe, de I'Avare, etc. 1896. See Part I. no. 427. Bondroit, Eugene. Moliere chez lui; com6die en un acte. Lifege. 1879. sm. 8°. PP-5I- Mol 860.48 " Second prix au concours de la Societe des soirees populsdres de Verviers, 1879." Deals with the rupture between Armande Bejart and the youthful Baron. WOEKS ON MOLIlfcKB 49 Bonnassies, Jules, editor. See La fa- meuse comedienne. 1870. [ — 2 — ] Autographes. [Facsimile of the signatures of members of Molifere's troupe appended to the contract of Apr. 16, 1670 pensioning Louis B6jart.] (In Le theatre, 1874, i. 20-21.) Mol 620.1 Signed "J. B." — 3 — La Comddie-fran^aise ; histoire administrative (1658-1757). Paris. 1874. 18°. Table. Thr 647.12 — 4 — La musique a la Comddie-fran- 9aise. Paris. 1874. 1.8°. pp. (6), 43. Mol 81.0.1.5 Contains an enumeration of the musical instruments used in the performances of MoliSre's plays and an estimate of the cost of hiring the musicians. Borbone, Ferdinando di, duca di Parma. See Bourbon. Bornier, Henri, vicomte de. Le quinze Janvier ; a propos pour I'anniversaire de la naissance de Molifere. Paris, i860. 12°. pp. 23. (Comddie-fran^aise.) Mol 870.13 " Represente au TheStre-franf ais, le 15 janv. i860." Moliere reappears and criticises the literary produc- tions of the day. Boucher, Francois, illustrator. Select comedies of Molifere. 1732. See Part I. no. 132. — 2 — illustrator. CEuvres de Molifere. 1734; 1749; 1753; 1765 ; 1768; 1872-74; 1896. See Part I. nos. 20, 24, 25, 28, 29, 90, 116. — 3 — illustrator. Works of Molifere. 1748; I7SS- See Part I. nos. 134, 135. — 4 — illustrator. Des Moliere sammt- liche lustspiele. 1752; 1769. See Part I. nos. 143, 144. Bouchet, 6mile. Moliere et la langue du xvii^ siecle. [Dunkerque. 1897.] 8°. pp. (8). Mol 600.3 Bidletin de la Societe dunkerquoise, 1897, pp. 108-I15. Bouchinet, Alfred. Le docteur Masca- rille ; com6die-a-propos en un acte en vers. Paris. 1890. sm.8°. pp. 31- Mol 870.45 " Representee le 15 janv. 1890, sur TOdeon." Mascarille reappears in nineteenth century Paris and assists two lovers out of their troubles. Bouchor, Maurice. Moliere ; scfenes choi- sies et prdsent^es par Maurice Bouchor. 1899. See Part L no. 130. Bougenot, S. Psyche au theatre des Tui- leries ; 6tat oflficiel de la depense faite pour repr^senter Psych6 devant Louis XIV., en 1671. [Paris. 1891.] 8°. pp. (10). Mol 600.11 Bulletin historique et philologique du Comite des iravaux historiques et scientifiques, 1891, pp. 71-80. Bouillier, Francisque. Molifere, 61eve de Gassendi. Lyon. 1852. 8°. pp. 15. Mol 602.8 " Extrait de la Revue du Lyonnais," 1852, N. s., iv. 370-382. Boulan, Gerard du, pseudon. See Le Pelletier de Saint Remy, Romuald. Boulanger de Chalussay. See Cha- lussay. Boulanger, Jules Romain. Le "pavilion des cinges " [Molifere's house. Rue St. Ho- nord]. Plate, plan, and i illustr. (In Le molieriste, 1879, i. 108-117, 197-207.) 2 cop. Mol 513.1.2(1) ; *Mol 513.1(1) BouUy, Yxa^t, joint editor. Les pr^cieu- ses ridicules. 1893. See Part I. no. 464. — 2 — joint editor. Theatre choisi de Moliere. [1898.] See Part I. no. 117. editor of the following plays : — Le TartufEe. 1885; 1893. See Part I. nos. 501, 508. Le misanthrope. 1886; 1891; 1895. See Part I. nos. 413, 419, 426. L'avare. 1887; 1894; 1895. See Part I. nos. 192, 204, 207. ^■'Bouquet, Francois. La troupe de Moliere et las deux Corneille a Rouen en 1658. [Trois eaux-fortes par J. Adeline.] Paris. 1880. 16°. Facsimile plate. Mol 728.12 "Edition Elzevir." " Pieces justificatives," pp. 85-127. [Bourbon, Ferdinand de, duke of Parma. '\ II figlio del Gran Turco ; dramma giocoso per musica. Parma. [1774.] 4°. pp. (2), 74- Mol 882.15 Contains the words only. The music was by Antonio Rugarli. " Tuttala traccia del presente dramma e stata presa dal Bourgeois gentilhomme di Molifere," — Protesta. On the authorship see Meki's Dizion. di opere anon., 1848, i. 407 and index. Boursault, Edme. Le portrait du peintre, ou La contre-critique de I'Escole des femmes ; comddie. Representee sur le theatre royal de I'Hostel de Bourgogne. Yaxvs,,Jean Guig- nard. 1663. 24°. pp. (10), 36 [38], (2). First edition. *Mol 855.4 Too closely trimmed. 50 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLlfiBE COLLECTION — 2 — The same. Avec une notice par le bibliophile Jacob [pseud on. for Paul La- croix]. Paris. 1879. sm. 12°. pp. (4), 67. (NouvELLE collection moli^resque, 4.) 2 cop. 8536.6; Mol 855.5 With a reprint of the original title-page, " Paris, 1662 [1663]." Also contained in Victor Fournel's " Contemporains de Molifere," 1863-75, i. 127-159; in Schweitzer's " Molifere und seine biihne," 1879-84, heft v. pp. 15-50; and in Moland's edition of Molifere, Paris, 1880-85 ["o- I04]> V. 43-77. — 3 — Le m^decin volant ; com^die bur- lesque. Prdc^d^e d'une notice par le biblio- phile Jacob [pseudon. for Paul Lacroix]. Paris. 1884. sm. 12°. pp. (20), 58. (NouvELLE collection molidresque, 13.) 2 cop. 8536.5; Mol 855.6 Written and produced while Molifere was playing his comedy of the same name. Also contained in Victor Fournel's "Contemporains de Moliere," 1863-75,1. 103-126. Braquehay, Auguste. Les petits-fils de Diafoirus a Montreuil-sur-Mer ; lecture faite par M. Alcius Ledieu au nom de M. Braque- hay a la stance du 6 f6v. 1896. [Abbeville. 1896.] 8°. pp. (lo). Mol 600.3 " SociHe d' emulation d' Abbeville. Bulletin tri- mestriel," 1896, pp. 204-213. Notes on the practice of medicine at Montreuil in the eighteenth century, containing an itemized bill for the treatment of a patient. Braud, Louis. Scenes en vers. 3^ ^d. Toulouse, etc. 1882. 8°. pp. 20. Mol 863.5 Contents^: — Delivrance ! Malheur at charite. A MoliSre. A Victor Hugo. Braunholtz, Eugen Gustav Wilhelm, edi- tor of the following plays : — Les pr^cieuses ridicules. 1891. See Part L no. 459. Le misanthrope. 1894. See Part L no. 425. L'avare. 1897. See Part I. no. 209. [Br^court, Guillaume Marcoureau de.] L'ombre de Molifere; comedie. (^Appended to MoLifeRE. CEuvres, 1675 [no. 3], v.) *Mol 16.75 For a list of the editions of Moliere's works which contain this play, see Appendix IV. — 2 — The same. Avec une notice par le bibliophile Jacob [pseudon. for Paul La- croix]. Paris. 1880. sm. 12°. pp. (4), 87. (NouvELLE collection molidresque, 6.) 2 cop. 8536.8; Mol 855.7 With a reprint of the original title-page, "Paris, 1674." Also contained in Fournel's "Contemporains de Molifere," 1863-75, i. 519-548, and in Poulet- Malassis' " Molifere juge par ses contemporains," 1877, pp. 31-92. — 3 — L'ombra di Moliere. pp. 47. {Appended to MoLifeRE. Opere, 1698 [no. 157]) iv-) 2 cop. Mol 64.1.2; *Mol 04.1 — 4 — Molierens geist. (Appended to MoLifeRE. Sammtliche lustspiele, 1752 [no. 143], iv. 5 1 1-543-) *Mol 62.10 Also in Bierling's German translation of Molifere, 1769 [no. 144], iv. 497-528. Breitinger, Heinrich. Der salon Ram- bouillet und seine kulturgeschichtliche be- deutung. Frauenfeld. 1874. 4°. pp. 33. (Progr. d. Thurgauischen kantonssch.) Mol 815.6 On pp. 23-24 reference is made to the Precieuses ridicules. Also contained in his "Aus neuern litteraturen, " 1879 \_shelf-mark: — ^%l^:i.■i^.^\, PP- 1-54- Bret, Antoine, editor. CEuvres de Moliere. 1773; 1786; 1788. SeePartI.nos.31,33, 34- — 2 — editor. QJuvres choisies de Mo- lifere. 1799. See Part I. no. 36. — 3 — Molifere comments. 181 3. See [Simonnin, Jacques, editor^ Moliere com- ments d'apr^s les observations de nos meil- leurs critiques. 1813. — Note. — 4 — and Roger, Claude FSlix. Re- marques grammaticales sur Molifere. (/« Simonnin, Jacques. Molifere comments, etc., 1813, ii. 43S-SS9-) Mol 613.6(2) Brette, Philippe Honors Ernest, editor. Le misanthrope. 1874; 1889. See Part I. nos. 404, 417. Brewster, Frederick Carroll, translator. Moliere in outline. 1885. See Part I. no. 139- Bricauld de Verneuil, Emile. Molifere a Poitiers en 1648, et les comSdiens dans cette ville de 1646 a 1658. Publi6 par Alfred Richard avec une notice biographique sur I'auteur. Paris. 1887. 1.8°. pp. 6o-|-. Mol 728.15 "Appendice [pieces justificatives]," pp. 51-60. Brissart, Pierre, illustrator. Les ceuvres de Moliere. 1682 j 1684; 1697; 1698; 1710; 1718; 1730; 1732; 1739. See Part L nos. 7, 8, 12, 13, 15, 16, 18, 19, 22. "WORKS ON MOLlilRE 51 British museum. Poquelin de Moliere. 1894. (/« its Catalogue of printed books, i?i?ii-iqoo, Pope-Porthmann, col. 107-142.) B 22.6 Broc, Herv6, vicomte de. Les servantes de Molifere. {In his Propos litt^raires, 1898, pp. 45-60.) 756442 Brouchoud, Claudius. Les origines du theatre de Lyon ; mystferes, farces et trage- dies, troupes ambulantes, Molifere. Avec ««f<>„ gt documents [and appendices]. t86i;. 8°. Facsimile olates. notes V,,. vAvyv-iA.i Lyon. 1865. 8 Facsimile plates. Mol 728.10 " Memoire lu a la reunion des delegues des socie- tes savantes, 21 avril, 1865, a la Sorbonne." The documents date from 1653 to 1657, and relate largely to MoliSre's troupe at Lyons. The facsimiles are the marriage certificates of FouUe Martin and Anne Reynis, and of Du Pare and Marquise de Gorla, each bearing Molifere's signature. Appendices : — Notice sur Anne d'Albert de Chaul- nes, abbesse de Saint-Pierre en 1655. — Des repre- sentations donnees au profit des pauvres par les comediens de passage a Lyon. — Dissertation au sujet du commentaire des oeuvres de Molifere par I'avocat lyonnais Claude Brossette. Reviewed by Eudore Soulie in his " MoliSre et sa troupe a Lyon." Appended to Soulie's work is a reply by Brouchoud. — 2 — Notice sur Les origines du theatre de Lyon, mystferes, farces, et tragedies, troupes ambulantes, Molifere. [Paris. 1865.] 8°. pp. 6. Mol 728.4 From Memoires lus a la reunion des delegues des societes savantes, seance du 21 avril, 1865, a la Sorbonne. Brown, Alexander Menzies. Moliere, pofete et com^dien ; etude au point de vue medical. Traduit de I'anglais par George Lennox. Bruxelles. 1877. 8°. pp. 95. Mol 825.6 ' ' On verra que tout en ne prenant la defense des docteurs de la Faculte, I'auteur de ce travail reconnait que les motifs veritables qui ont pousse le pofete a les attaquer ne sont pas aussi evidents qu'ils le paraissent au premier abord. C'est cette enigme que I'auteur a cherche a elucider." — Page ii. Bruchard, Henry de. Notes sur le Don Juanisme. [Paris. 1898.] 8°. pp. (16). Mol 193.6 Mercure de France, 1898, pp. 58-73. Brucker, Raymond. Le careme du roi ; com^die en trois actes en vers. fed. d'auteur. Paris. 1853. sra. 12°. pp.9S. M0I860.38 Imperfect: — lacks pp. 77-80, 89-92. Introduces Molifere at the time of the interdiction of Tarluffe. Bruneti^re, Ferdinand. Moliere d'aprfes ses demiers biographes. [Paris. 1877.] 8°. pp. (30). Mol 600.5 Revue des deux mondes, 1877, 3^ periode, xxii. 587-616. Biographical an^l critical notes occasioned by the publication of the Despois edition of Molifere, Loise- leur's " Points obscurs de la vie de MoliSre," Lacroix's Bibliographic and Iconographie molieresque, Thierry's edition of "Le registre de La Grange," and Livet's edition of " La fameuse comedienne." Reprinted in his " Etudes critiques sur I'histoire de la litterature franfaise," 1880 and 1888, with the title "Les demieres recherches sur la vie de MoUfere." — 2 — Les demieres recherches sur la vie de Molifere. 1880; 1888. See his Moliere d'apres ses demiers biographes. [1877.] Note. — 3 — Trois moli^ristes [fedouard Four- nier, Paul Lacroix arid Auguste Vitu. Paris. 1884.] 8°. pp. (12). Mol 600.5 Revue des deux mondes, 1884, 3= periode, Ixvi. 693-704. Also contained in his " Histoire et litterature," 1885, ii. 79-101. A review of Fournier's " Etudes sur la vie et les oeuvres de MoliSre revues et raises en ordre par Paul Lacroix et precedees d'une preface par Auguste Vitu." — 4 — L'fecole des femmes. (In Confe- rences faites aux matindes classiques de rOddon, 1889, i. 21-39.) 7554-13(1) Reviewed by Jules Lemaitre in his " Impressions de theatre," 1890, iv. 19-27. — S — La philosophic de Molifere. {In his fetudes critiques sur I'histoire de la litte- rature fran^aise ; 4«ser., r89i,pp. 179-242.) 7557-I4-4 — 6 — L'fecole des femmes. — Tartufe. {In his Conferences de I'Odeon : Les epoques du theatre frangais, 1892, pp. 73-95, 119- 141-) 7553-19 First appeared in the Revue bleue, 1 89 1, xlviii. 718-725, 789-796. — 7 — Moliere. [Lectures delivered at Harvard university, April 12, 14, and 15. Boston. 1897.] 8°. Mol 600.14 The Boston Transcript, Apr. 13, 15, 16, 1897. In a volume of clippings, pp. 206-220. — 8 — Moliere. {In his Manuel de I'his- toire de la litterature fran^aise, 1898, pp. 1 69-1 8 1.) 7543-47 Contains a brief chronology and a select bibliog- raphy. Also in the ifi ed., 1899. — 9 — La langue de Moliere. {In his Etudes critiques sur I'histoire de la littera- ture frangaise; 7= ser., 1903, pp. 85-132.) 7557-14-7 52 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLlilRE COLLECTION Brunaemann, Karl, editor. Ausgewahlte lustspiele von Molifere. 1876-77. See Part I. no. 96. [Bruzen da la Martini^re, Antoine Au- gustin.] Vie de [Moli^re]. (In MoLifeRE. GEuvres, 1725 [no. 17], i. 8-116.) *Mol 17.25 Also in the Amsterdam edition of 1735 [no. 21], I. viii.-cxvi. Bu6, Henri. The new conversational first French reader; a collection of narratives, with conversation, examination questions, and a vocabulary. New ed. London, eU. 1894. 16°. Mol 165.63 Contains anecdotes of Molifere's life, and scenes from L''avare, — 2 — editor. Tartuffe. 1874. See Part I. no. 497. Buguet, Henri, illustrator. GEuvres de Moli^re. 1824; 1836. See Part I. nos. 47, 61. [Bulderen, A. vanJ, translator. Het school van de mannen. [1716.] See Parti, no. 281. Burat de Gurgy, Edmond. La chambre de Moli^re. — Lefauteuilde Mohere. [Paris. 1838?] 8°. pp. 16. 2 plates, and other illustr. Mol 740.1 Originally published in Le monde dramatique, 1838, tom. vi. and 1837, torn. iii. An account of MoliSre's death and burial, and a description of the chair preserved at Pezenas called "le fauteuil de Moliere." Burgtorf, C. 6tude critique esth^tique sur le Festin de pierre (ou Don Juan), com6- die de Moliere. Dissertation inaugurale. Gottingue. 1874. 8°. pp. 40. Mol 193.9 El burlador de Sevilla. 1880. See [Tellez, Gabriel]. Buswell, Henry Foster. Aristophanes and Molifere. [Bowdoin prize dissertation at Har- vard university, 1865.] 4°. pp.70. MS. u A m. 3.10(17) C d'Aval. See Cousin d'Avallon, C. Y. ^ Cadet-Gassicourt, Charles Louis. Le souper de Molifere, ou La soiree d'Auteuil; fait historique en un acte, mel6 de vau- devilles. Paris. An IIL [1795]. sm. 8°. pp. 50. Mol 860.18 Includes the anecdote of Molifere's preventing his intoxicated guests from drowning themselves. Cahen, Albert, editor. Scenes choisies [de Moliere]. 1897. See Part I. no. 129. "Notice sur Molifere," pp. vii.-xxx. [Cailhava d'Estendoux, Jean Frangois.J Discours ,prononc6 par Moliere le jour de sa reception posthume a I'Acad^mie frangaise, avec la r^ponse. Amsterdam. 1779. sm.8°. pp. (2), 23. Mol 865.1 — 2 — De I'art de la com^die. Nou- velle 6d. 2 tom. Paris. 1786. sm. 8°. Thr 1065.1 Devotes particular attention to Moli&re. — 3 — Le depit amoureux, r^tabli en cinq actes. Hommage a Molifere. i8or. See Part I. no. 250. • — 4 — fetudes sur Moliere, ou Observa- tions sur la vie, les moeurs, les ouvrages de cet auteur et sur sa manifere de jouer ses pieces. Paris. 1802. 8°. *Mol 603.1 With manuscript notes. Caix, Napoleone. Molifere e il suo " Tar- tuffe." [Roma. 1882.] 8°. pp. (22). Mol 270.28 Nuova antologia, 2^ ser., xxxii. 393-414. Calonne, Ernest de. Le docteur amou- reux ; pifece inddite de Molifere. Pr6c6d6e d'un avis au lecteur et d'un prologue en vers. Paris. 1862. 16°. Facsimile plate. (Pe- tit complement des ceuvres de Molifere.) Mol 880.9 In a half humorous introduction Calonne acknowl- edges his authorship of the play. Cambon, Armand. Notice artistique sur le portrait de Moliere du Mus6e de Montau- ban. {In Le Pelletier de Saint Remy, Romuald. L'^nigme d'Alceste, 1879, PP- i.-vii.). 2 cop. Mol 247. 1 2.2; Mol 247. 1 2 The portrait has been attributed to Sebastian Bourdon. Campardon, ifemile, editor. Documents in^dits sur J. B. Poquelin Molifere, publics avec des notes. Paris. 187 1. sm. 12°. pp. (4), 76-I-. Facsimiles. (2 cop.) Mol 703.1.2; Mol 703.1 The documents were discovered by the editor in the Archives nationales. Contents : — Procfes-verbal pour Moliere [relating to the Cocu imaginaire\, aottt 1661. — Plainte & information pour les comediens franpois & italiens contre plusieurs valets de chambre. — Information au sujet d'une insulte arrivee [au] Palais-royal par des gens de livree, 9 octobre 1672. — Plainte & informa- tion pour Moliere contre Coissier, ci-devant huissier au Grand conseil. — Desordres arrives [au] Palais- royal,_i3 janv. 1673, pendant une representation de Psyche. "WORKS ON MOLlilRE 53 — 2 — editor. Nouvelles pifeces sur Mo- lifere et sur quelques comddiens de sa troupe recueillies aux Archives nationales. Paris. 1876. sm. 8°. Mol 703.2 An appendix contains documents relating to Baron, Beauval and his wife, Bedeau de Lespy, Louis Bejart, Du Croisy, and Hubert. Candole, H. J. V. de, editor. Les four- beries de Scapin. 1874. See Part I. no. 331- Canora, Jean. Molifere moraliste. Paris. 1901. 8°. pp.32. Mol 603.2 " Extrait de la Revue occidentale, sept. 1901." ..^Carcassonne, Adolphe. La fete de'Mo- lifere ; com^die a propos en un acta en vers. Paris. 1863. 8°. pp.66. Mol 870.17 "Representee a Marseille au TheStre du gymnase, le 15 janv. 1863." Various suitors for the hand of Molifere's daughter are introduced, among them a hypocrite, a miser, a marquis, and her future husband, M. de Montalant. Cars, Laurent, illustrator. OSuvres de Moli^re. 1734. See Part I. no. 20. Caspar!, Hugo. Die originalitat Molifere's im "Tartuffe" und im "Avare." Inaugural- dissertation, Wiirzburg. Gottingen. 1902. 8°. pp. 87+. Mol 270.28 " Lebenslauf," after p. 87. Cass6 de Saint Prosper, Antoine Jean. See Saint Prosper. Castelli, Nicolo di, pseudon. See Angus- telli, Biagio. Castelvecchio, Riccardo, pseudon. PuUe, Giulio, Conte. See Castil- Blaze, Francois Henri Joseph. See Blaze. Castilho, Antonio Feliciano de Castilho, visconte de, translator. Tartufo. 1870. See Part I. no. 527. Catalogue des critiques qui ont dt6 faites contra les comedies de Molifere. 1739. See [Jolly, A. F.]. Cauvet, Alfred. L'armitage du misan- thrope. [Comedy.] Paris. 1869. 12°. pp.52. Mol 880.3 A sequel to Molifere's Misanthrope. a» Cauvet, Jules. La science du droit dans les comedies de Moliere. [Caen. 1866.] 8°. pp. (17). Mol 828.2 Memoires de VAcad. imp. des sciences, arts iV belles tettres de Caen, 1866, pp. 196-212. Written to prove by citations drawn from Molifere's plays that he had both studied and practised law. Celenio, Inaxco, pseudon. See Moratin, L. F. DE. Celler, ImAovic, pseudon. See Leclerc, L. Cdnac-Moncaut, Justin 6douard Mathieu. Avant et pendant ; comedies politiques imi- t^es de Moliere. Paris. 1850. sm. 8°. Mol 880.4 Contents : — L'ecole des representants. — Le com- missaire malgre lui. Cercle frajicais de 1' University Harvard. See Harvard university— Cerde frangais. Certain, Eugfena de. La partie de piquet des Facheux [act ii. scene 2. Paris. 1861.] 8°- PP- (5)- Mol 600.11 La correspondance litteraire, 1861, 5^ annee, pp. 250-254. Cesena, Sebastian Gayet de, called Se- bastian Rheal. La tribune ind^pendanta : Un salut a Molifere pour I'anniversaire de sa mort ; Proph^ties d'un fou ; Hymna a la mdmoire de Gilbert, Chdniar, etc. [and other miscellanies]. Paris. 1844. 12°. pp.36. Mol 875.1 Chabrier, Albert. La Bourgeois gentil- homme. (In Conferences faites aux mati- nees classiques de I'Odeon, 1889, i. 75-96.) 7554-13(1) — 2 — Le Misanthrope. (/« CoNFi;- rences faites aux matinees classiques de rOdton, 1890, ii. 107-146.) 7554-13(2) [ Chalussay, La critique du Tartuffe Le Boulanger de.] 1670, etc. See La critique du Tartuffe. — Note. — 2 — &omira hypocondre, ou Les m^- decins vengez ; comedie. Avec une notice de P. Lacroix. Geneve. 1867. sm. 12°. Plate. (Collection molieresque.) 2 cop. *Mol 845.1; *Mol 855.2 "Tire a 100 exemplaires numerotes. No. 59, 73." With a reprint ot the original title-page, " Paris, 1670." " Cette cruelle satire contre Molifere, dont Elomire est I'anagramme, renferme une foule de particularites sur la jeunesse du grand ennemi des medecins." — A^otice. Plate: — " Scaramouche enseignant, Elomire estu- diant. L. Weyen, sculp." Reproduction of the frontispiece of the edition of 1670, showing MoliSre in costume. 54 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLlfiRE COLLECTION — 3 — The same. Rdimprimd sur I'^di- tibn originale, avec une note sur les ennemis de Molifere par C. H. Livet. Paris. 1878. sm. 12°. Plate. Mol 855.3 With a reprint of the original title-page. Plate : — Same as in the preceding edition. Also contained in Schweitzer's " MoliSre und seine biihne," 1879-84, heft iv., pp. 1-90, and in Moland's editions of MoliSre, 1863-64 [no. 77], v. 523-565; 1880-85 [io- i°4]) *• 427-513- Chambaud, Louis. Dialogues frangais, anglais, et italiens extraits des comedies de Molifere. 1799. See Part I. no. 121. [ — 2 — ] Dialoghi francesi, italiani, tedes- chi ed inglesi tratti dalle coramedie di Mo- lifere. 1818. See Part I. no. 122. ■■ Chamfort, S^bastien Roch Nicolas, ifcloge de Molifere. Discours qui a remport6 le prix de I'Acad^mie fran^oise. Paris. 1769. 8°. pp. 3S + . Mol 863.3 Also contained in Simonnin's " Molifere commente, eic," 1813, i. 101-130, in Chamfort's CEuvres, 1824 \_shelf-mark : — 9586.12], i. 1-31, and in the follow- ing editions of MoliSre : — 1823-24, ed. by Taschereau [no. 46], i. xxiii.-xliv. 1825, Sautelet [no. 50], pp. i.-vi. 1862, Plon [no. 75], i. xxxiii.-lxiv. Champmesl6, Charles Chevillet, called. Les fragments de Molifere, com^die en deux actes et en prose, mise au theatre par Champ- niesl6 ; r^imprimde sur I'^dition originale (1682) et prte6d6e d'une notice bibliogra- phique de Paul Lacroix. San Remo. 1874. sm. 12°. pp. 59. (Collection moliferesque.) 2 cop. *Mol 845.1.6; *Mol 880.5 "Tire a 100 exemplaires numerotes. No. 40,43." Includes scenes from Moliere's Dom Juan and Fourberies de Scapin. With a reprint of the original title-page. Also contained in Moland's ed. of Moliere, 1880-85 [no. 104], vi. 459-486. ChampoUion, Eugene Andr6, illustrator. J.-B. P. de Molifere. Psych6. 1880. See Part I. no. 476. — 2 — illustrator. Les pieces de Molifere. 1888-96. See Part I. no. in. Chantavoine, Henri. Georges Dandin. (/« Conferences faites aux matinees classi- ques de I'Odton, 1889, i. 121-147.) 7554-13(1) Reviewed by Jules Lemaitre in his " Impressions de theatre," 1890, iv. 29-36. Chappuzeau, Samuel. L'acad^mie des femmes; com^die. 1661. (In Fournel, Victor, editor. Les contemporains de Mo- lifere, 1863, etc., iii. 205-247.) 2 cop. 7581.18(3); Mol 855.1(3) A precursor of Les femmes savantes, [ — 2 — ] Le theatre fran^ois, oil il est traits de I'usage de la com^die, des autheurs qui soutiennent le theatre, de la conduite des com^diens. Lyon. 1674. \_Reprinted Bruxelles. 1867.] sm. 12°. *Mol 810.2 "Tiree a 106 exemplaires numerotes. No. 39." With notes by Edouard Fournier and notice by Paul Lacroix. Part iii. contains references to Moliere and his troupe. —^3 — The same. Accompagn6 d'une preface et de notes par Georges Monval. Paris. 1875- 8°- 7553.35 The preface contains a brief biographical notice of Chappuzeau and reprints of the title-pages of several of his works. Another copy. Mol 810.2.2 With cover retained. The cover is dated 1876. Charaux, Auguste. Molifere ; la critique id^ale et catholique. Lille, etc. [1882.] 18°. (Facult^s catholiques de Lille. Cours publics.) Mol 603.3 Contents : — Esquisse de la vie de Molifere. Les Precieuses ridicules. L'Avare. Les Femmes sa- vantes. Le Bourgeois gentilhomme. Tartuffe. Le Malade imaginaire. Le Misanthrope. Charavay, 6tienne, editor. Les femmes savantes. 1899. See Part I. no. 320. Chardon, Henri. La troupe du Roman comique [by Scarron] d6voil6e, et les com6- diens de campagne au xvii« si^cle. Le Mans. 1876. 8°. (2 cop.) *7553.20.5; *Mol 810.3 " Tire a 250 exemplaires." — 2 — Nouveaux documents sur la vie de Molifere : M. de Modfene, ses deux femmes, et Madeleine Bdjart. Paris. 1886. 8°. *Mol 803.3 "Tires a 180 exemplaires." " Extrait de la Revue historique du Maine," Chasles, Philarfete, editor. CEuvres de Molifere. 1855-56. See Part I. no. 71. "J. B. P. de Mohfere," i. 1-16. Chatelain, Jean Baptiste Francois Ernest, chevalier de. Madame de Tartuffe; com6- die. London. 1877. sm. 8°. pp. (12), 27. Mol 880.6 " Printed for private circulation." Based on facts resembling Orgon's donation of his property to Tartuffe. WORKS ON MOLISEE 55 Chauvin, A., and Le Bidois, G., compilers. La litt^rature frangaise par les critiques con- temporains; choix de jugements. 2 vol. Paris. 1887-88. 18°. 7542.26 Vol. ii., pp. 166-234 contains criticisms of Molifere by Nisard, Lamennais, Laprade, Sainte-Beuve, De- mogeot, Lemaitre, Saint-Marc Girardin, La Harpe, and Faguet. V Chazet, Andr6 Reii6 Polydore Alissan de, and Dubois, Jean Baptiste. Molifere chez Ninon, ou La lecture de Tartuffe ; com^die en un acta et en vers. Paris. 1802. sm. 8°. pp. 38 + . Mol 860.22 Molifere is preparing to read Tartuffe at the house of Ninon de Lenclos when Saint Alban appears and prohibits him. At this juncture a messE^e is brought from the king allowing the free production of the play throughout France. Chereau, Achille. Le m^decin de Mo- liere [Jean Armand de Mauvillain]. Paris. 1881. 8°. pp. 15. Mol 825.9.2 — 2 — The same. Paris. 1881. 1.8°. pp. (27). Mol 825.9 L'union medicale, 1881, 3^ ser. xxxi. 73, 97, 181, 241, 253. [Charon, filisabeth Sophie, afterwards Mme. Le Hay.] La coupe du Val de Grace ; r^ponse au pofeme de Moliere, La gloire du Val de Grace. Suivie de I'^fepitre k Mignard, attribute a Molifere. Avec deux notices par le bibliophile Jacob [pseudon. for Paul La- croix]. Paris. 1880. sm. 12°. pp. (4), 64. (NouvELLE collection moli^resque, 7.) 2 cop. 9533-19; Mol 850.1 Also contained in Moland's ed. of Molifere, 1880-85 [no. 104], ix. 439-462. Ch^rot, Henri. Le bdarnais professeur de seconde de Molifere. [Auch. 1897.] 8°. pp. (7). Mol 820.3 Revue de Gascogne, 1897, xviii. 541-547. Claims that Pierre Salleneufvre was one of Molifere's teachers at the CoU&ge de Clermont. Chesnel, Adolphe, marquis de. fipitre a Moliere. 1838. See Montferrand, H. B. fipitre, etc. — Note. Chevalier, J. Les amours de Calotin ; comddie en trois actes et en vers. R^im- pression textuelle d'apr^s I'^dition de Paris, 1664, avec une notice par P. L. Jacob, biblio- phile [pseudon. for Paul I^croix]. Turin. 1870. sm. 12°. pp. viii., 74. (Collection moliferesque.) 2 cop. *Mol 845.1.5; *Mol 855.8 " Tire a 100 exemplaires numerotes. Nos. 3, 38." With a reprint of the original titleps^e.^ " [Le] premier acte renferme des details tres- predeux sur Molifire." — Notice. Also contained in Victor Foumel's " Contempo- rains de MoliSre," 1863-75, iii. 189-203, and in Moland's ed. of MoU&re, 1880-85 ["°- i°4]> '^■ 235-252. Chevillet, Charles, called Champmesl^:. See Champmesl^. Chiari, Pietro, I' abate. I fanatici ; com- media. Bologna. 1760. 16°. pp. 77 + . Mol 880.7 " II modello, che mi sono posto sotto degli occhi, lavorando su questo argomento, fu la commedia di Moliere, intitolata il Borghigiatio gentiluomo Un intero episodio ne ho ricopiato dd suddetto Moliere con pochissima differenza di termini." — Page 4. [Cicognini, Giacinto Andrea.] II convi- tato di pietra; opera reggia et esemplare. Bologna. [16 — ?] nar. 24°. pp. 48. *Mol 194.15 A predecessor of MoliSre's Dom Juan. — 2 — Le gelosie fortunate del prencipe Rodrigo. [Selections.] (/« Moliere. CEuvres completes, 1880-85 C^o- io4]> iv. 1-47.) 2 cop. Mol 18.80.2(4); Mol 18.80(4) Moliere 's Dom Gar He de Navarre is based on this play. — 3 — Le festin de pierre. [1882?] See Dominique, P. F. B. Le festin de pierre, etc. — Note. Clairville, Louis Franpois Nicolaie, called, and Hostein, Hippolyte. Le monument de Moliere ; revue en deux actes et quatre tab- leaux. [Troyes. 1844?] 8°. pp. 19. Mol 870.7.4 Molifere returns to earth and meets several persons resembHng the types portrayed in his comedies. He visits the theatres of Paris and is present at the unveil- ing of the monument erected in his honor. Clapin, Alfred Charles, editor. Le bour- geois gentilhomme. 1884. See Part L no. 229. Clare, Martin, joint translator. Select comedies of Moliere. 1732. See Part I. no. 132. Claretie, Jules. Moliere et M. de Pour- ceaugnac. [Paris. 1872.] 4°. pp. (7). (Matinees litt^raires du Theatre de la Gait6.) Mol 600.11 Revue politique et litleraire, 1872, ix. 886-892. — 2 — Moliere, sa vie et ses oeuvres. Paris. 1873. 16°. (2 cop.) Mol 703-3-2 ; Mol 703.3 Contents : ■ — La semaine de Moliere [centennial and bicentennial anniversaries of his death J. Les 56 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLlfiRE COLLECTION debuts de Moliere. Moli&re intime. Les grandes comedies. Moliere comedien. Les calomniateurs de Moliere. Les portraits de Moliere. Condusion. — Appendice : — La troupe de Moliere. Louis XIV. et les marionnettes; privilege accorde a Dominique de Mormandin, sieur de la Grille, pour ses marionettes. Mariage de Moli&re [extract from the register of Saint- Germaiu-l'AuxerroisJ . Funerailles de Moliere [a contemporary account] . Epitaphes de Molifere. Le jubile de MoliSre [nov. 18525. Un nouvel autographe de Moliere [a receipt, dated Feb. 24, 1656]. — 3 — The same. [2^ dd., revue et cor- rigee.] Paris. [1874.] 16°. Mol 703.4 Contains the following additional appendices : — Moliere a Pezenas [letter by the comte de Cosnac] . Les armoiries des Poquelin [documents from the Paris municipal registers]. Le Musee Moliere [at the TheStre-italien, 1873]. Moliere directeur. Moliere en province [report by Eudore Soulie]. Le Ballet des incompatibles. — 4 — Les voyages de Moliere, 1646- 1658. — -Lettre a la villa de Pezenas, lue a I'inauguration de la statue de Moliere a Pezenas, 1897. (/« Petitdidier, I., fi. Theatre moli^resque, etc., 1898, pp. 1-38.) Mol 860.57 Clar^tie, Ldo, and Potez, Henri. Le precheur converti ; a-propos pour I'anniver- saire de Moliere, en un acte. Paris. 1896. 18°. pp. 3S+- Mol 870.53 The central incident is the anecdote of Moli&re persuading his former teacher to become an actor. — 2 — La vraie fin de Tartuf e ; docu- ments in^dits. [Paris. 1899.] 4°. pp. (7). Mol 270.21 Revue bleue, 1899, 4^ ser., xi. pp. 592-59S. Documents relating to a certain M. Fertaut, details of whose life present great similarity to incidents in Tai-tuffe, Clarke, Charles Cowden. Moli^re-char- acters. Edinburgh. 1865. 8°. Mol 603.4 Analyses of the plays, with translated extracts, biographical notes, and appreciations. Claudin, Anatole. Bibliographic des Edi- tions originales d'auteurs fran^ais composant la bibliothfeque de feu M. A. Rochebiliere, avec notes et dclaircissements. Paris. 1892. 18°. (Bibliothfeque de M. A. Rochebihfere, i.) "MoliSre," pp. 164-213. A 73.9 Claus, Wilhelm. De Aulularia Plauti fabula iisque scriptoribus qui earn imitati sunt. Sedini. 1862. 8°. pp. (2), 73 + . (2 cop.) Lp 26.680; Mol 167.6 " De comoediis Molierii; De Avaro Molierii; De Avari argumento ab anghcis scriptoribus exposito," pp. 45-52. — " De Avari argumento, quod sub titulo Der geizige secundum Molierium retractavit Henricus ZschokkiuSj" pp. 65-67. [Clippings relating to Molifere.] i vol. 8°. Mol 600.14 A great many of the clippings are from the Paris Temps, 1877-1902. The more important ones are listed separately in this Catalogue. [Cohen, -]. Trouvailles bibliogra- phiques; Molifere, I'acadEmicien Cordemoy et A. Dumas fils, Peignot et Alphonse Karr. Par un bibliophile du quartier Martainville. Rouen. 1870. 1.8°. pp.12. *Mol 173.3 " Extrait de la Revue de la Normandie, dec. 1870. — Tirs^e a 100 exemplaires. No. 18." Contains notes on the passages in Le bourgeois gentilhomme, act ii. scene 4, which were borrowed from Geraud de Cordemoy 's " Discours physique de la parole," and a note on a passage in Dumas' " La dame aux camelias," which resembles L'Hourdi, act iv. scene 3. Colet, Mme. Louise (Revoil). Le monu- ment de Molifere ; pofeme. [Paris. 1843.] 4°v PP' (^6)- (Institut royal de France.) Mol 863.12 V •• — 2 — Le monument de Molifere ; pofeme. Pr6c6d6 de I'Histoire du monument Elevd a Molifere, par Aim6 Martin, et suivi de la liste des souscripteurs. Paris. 1843. 1.8°. pp. 46. Plate. Mol 765.1 ^ii^ollardeau, Phil^as. La salle de theatre de Moliere au port Saint- Paul, avec le plan du jeu de paume de la Croix-Noire et celui de I'hotel Barbeau et des autres propri^t^s d^truites pour I'^tablissement du nouveau march6 de I'Ave-Maria. Paris. 1876. 8°. pp. 37. Plans. Mol 805.1 Collection moliferesque. [Edited by Paul Lacroix.] 20 tom. Genfeve, etc. 1867-75. sm. 12°. Plates. "Tire a 100 exemplaires numerotes." The volumes of this collection are separately de- scribed under their individual headings, namely : — Chalussay, • ■ Le Boulanger de. Elomire hypocondre. 1867. Champmesle, C. C. Les fragments de Moliere. 1874. Chevalier, J. Les amours de Calotin. 1870. La critique du Tartuffe. 1868. DoNEAU, Frau9ois. La cocue imaginaire. 1870. La FAMEtJSE comedienne. 1868. Les INCOMPATIBLES. 1868. [Jaulnay, C] L'enfer burlesque, [by Jaulnay]. Le mariage de Belphegor, [after Machiavelli] . Epitaphes de MoJifere. 1868. JOGUENET. 1868. La Croix, Philippe de. La guerre comique. 1868. Lettre sur la comedie de I'Imposteur. 1870. [Marcel, .] Le mariage sans mariage. 1869. Montfleury, a. J. L'impromptu de I'Hostel de Conde. 1875. WORKS ON MOLltlRE 57 RocHEMONT, , sieur DE. Observations sur le Festin de pierre. 1869. RouLLli, Pierre. Le roy glorieux au monde. 1 867. [SoMAiZE, A. B. DE.] Les veritables pretieuses. 1868. Le SONGE du resveur. 1867. La VENGEANCE des marquis. 1869. [Vizfi, J. D. DE.] Lettre sur les affaires du tlieStre en 1665. 1875. Zelinde; comedie. 1868. Nouvelle collection moli^resque. [Edited by Paul Lacroix. Tom. i.-xiii. ; — by Georges Monval. Tom. xiv.-xvii.] 17 torn. Paris. 1879-90. sm. 12°. The volumes of this collection are separately de- scribed under their individual headings, namely : — I. VizE, J. D. DE. Oraison funfebre de Molifere. 1879. .1.. Melisse. 1879. 3. Desjardins, Marie C. H. Recit en prose et en vers de la farce des Precieuses. 1879. 4. Boursault, Edme. Le portrait du peintre. 1879. 5. Du Tralage, J. N. Notes et documents sur I'histoire des theatres de Paris au xviesifecle. 1880. 6. BRfecoURT, G. M. DB. L'ombre de Molifere. 1880. 7. [Cheron, ifelisabeth S.] La coupe du Val de Grace. 1880. 8. La folle querelle. 1 88 1. 9. ViZE, J. D. DE. La veuve a la mode. 1881. 10. [GuiaiN, N. A. M.] Myrtil et Melicerte. 1882. 11. [RoBlNET, Charles.] Panegyrique de I'Ecole des femmes. 1883. 12. COTIN, Charles, /'a^^f. La satyre des satyres, et La critique desinteresse sur les satyres du temps. 1883. 13. Boursault, Edme. Le medecin volant. 1884. 14. Monval, Georges, editor. Recueil sur la mort de Moli&re. 1885. 15. editor. Lettres au j1/ ^i- 483-490. Cotte, Alfred Maurice. Contes tir^s de Moliere. [No. i, 2.] New York, if/^r. 1887. 12°. Contents: — i. L'avare. 1887. Mol 165.43 ii. Le bourgeois gentilhomme. 1887. Mol 171.36 La coupe du Val de Grace. 1880. See Charon, Elisabeth S. [Coupigny, Antoine Franpoisi de, and others.] Hommage du petit vaudeville au grand Racine ; vaudeville en un acte. Paris. An VI. [1798.] 8°. pp.46. 7585.13(8) Harlequin visits the Elysian fields, in behalf of the vaudeville, to obtain Molifere's assistance in preparing a festival in honor of Radne. Another copy. Mol 860.19 Imperfect : — lacks the half-title. Courvoisier, Yr., joint editor. L'^tourdi. 1868. See Part I. no. 286. — 2 — joint editor. Les pr^cieuses ridi- cules. 1868. See Part I. no. 447. [Cousin d'Avallon, Charles Yves.J Mo- li^rana, ou Recueil d'aventures, anecdotes, bons mots et traits plaisans de Pocquelin de Moliere. ParC d'Aval. Paris. 1801. sm. 12°. Mol 703.5 " Vie de Molifere," pp. 9-31. Coveliers, F61ix. George Dandin, ou Le mari confondu ; op6ra-comique d'apres Mo- liere. Musique d'Emile Mathieu. Brux- elles. 1877. 8°. pp.63. Mol 882.3 Contains the words only. Coypeau d'Assoucy, Charles. See Assoucy. Cramero. See Kramer. Craufurd, Quintin. Molifere. {In his Essais sur la litt^rature fran$aise, 1815, ii. 180-192.) 7536.3(2) Creuz6 de Lesser, Auguste, Baron. Ninon de Lenclos, ou L'6picur6isme ; com^die- vaudeville en un acte et en prose. Paris. An vm. [1800.] sm. 8°. pp.51. Mol 860.20 Paints Ninon de Lenclos surrounded by her friends, among them Molifere. Introduces an imaginary origi- nal of Tartuffe. La critique du Tartuffe ; com^die. Paris, Quinet. 1670. 24°. pp. (8), 52. First edition. *Mol 855.9 Has been attributed to Le Boulanger de Chalussay and also to J. de Villiers. — 2 — The same. R^impression con- forme a r^dition de Paris, 1670, augmentde d'une notice bibliographique par Paul La- croix. Genfeve. 1868. sm. 12°. pp. viii., 49. (Collection molicresque.) 2 cop. *Mol 845.1.2 ; *Mol 855.10 " Tire a 100 exemplaires numerotes, no. 48, 88." Also printed in Moland's edition of MoliSre, 1880-85 ["°. I°4l> vi- 227-260; and in Victor Foumel's " Petites comedies rares et curieuses du XVII siecle," 1884, i. 41-99 [8528.22]. [Croix, Pieter de la.J De schynheilige ; zynde het gevolg van de blyspeelen genaamt het Gedwongen huwelyk en Lubbert Lub- bertsz. Amsterdam. 1686. 16°. pp. (2), 36. *Mol 880.24 An imitation of Tartuffe. — 2 — Lubbert Lubbertze, of De gead- elde boer ; blyspel. Uit het fransch van Mr. MoUiere. Amsteldam. 1753. 16°. pp. 79. *Mol 880.23' An imitation of George Dandin. Cros, Antoine. Ode a Molifere ; a-propos en vers. Paris. 1882. sm. 8°. pp.16. Mol 875.8 "Dit [a] I'Odeon par M. Porel a I'occasion du 260= anniversaire de la naissance de Molifere." Croze, J. L. Les bergers de Molifere ; a-propos en un acte en vers. Paris. 1898. sm. 8°. pp.13. Mol 870.57 "Represente sur TOdeou le 15 janv. 1898 pour I'anniversaire de Molifere." Myrtil and Melicerte crown Molifere's bust. ■■^ [Cubiferes, Michel de.] La mort de Mo- liere ; piece en trois actes, en vers. Londres, etc. 1788. 8°. pp. (4), xvi., 70. Mol 860.16 — 2 — The same. Pifece historique en quatre actes en vers et a spectacle par C. Palm^zeaux [pseudon.]. Paris. 1802. 8°. pp. 70. Mol 860.22.5 In this edition an ' ' Apotheose de MoliSre ' ' is added to form a fourth act. Savinien. See Cyrano de Beri Bergerac. 6o CATALOGUE OF THE MOLlilRE COLLECTION D. Giovanni, ossia II convitato di pietra. pp. (2), 35. {^Appended to 'L'impresario in angustie, 1789.) Mol 194.18 Dacier, Emile. Le mus6e de la Com^die- frangaise, 1680-1905. Preface par Jules Claretie. Paris. 1905. 1.8°. Portrs. FA 60.7.17 Appendices : — Catalogue sommaire des collections. Essai de repertoire alphabetique des portraits peints, dessines, sculptes ou graves des principaux artistes de la Comedie-franfaise. References to the portraits of Moliere are on pp. 27-32 and 181-183. Dalimier, Henri. A propos des Pr6- cieuses ridicules. Saint- Lo. 1890. 16°. pp. (4), 22+. (2 cop.) Mol 253.7.2 ; Mol 253.7 Danschacher, H. Moliere's monomanen. Fiirth. 1901. 8°. pp. 30. Mol 604. 1 " Beilage zum jahresbericht d. K. Realschule." Daspit de St. Amand, . Une visite de Molifere et de sa troupe chez le surinten- dantFouquet [Aug. 17, 1661. Paris.] 1880. 4°. pp. (18). ■ Mol 698.10 Le monitcur du bibliophile, 1880, 3« annee, pp. 289-306. Moli&re's Les fdcheux was first produced at this time. — 2 — Les visites des com^diens a la cour et chez les courtisans. [Paris. 1880.] 4°. pp. (14). Mol 600.11 Le inoniieur du bibliophile, 1880, 3^ annee, pp. 161-174. Devoted largely to a study of MoUfere's perform- ances before the court and courtiers. Dassoucy, Charles Coypeau. See As- soucy. Daubian, . Le Misantrope travesti ; com^die en vers patois. Castres. 1797. sm. 8°. pp. 88. Mol 880.14 " On est generalement convenu que [le Misan- thrope] fut le chef-d'oeuvre de I'incomparable Mo- liere. Mais les images s'y trouvent peintes avec tant de finesse, le style en est si sublime et si releve, qu'on a eu regret a ce que les ravissantes beautes de cette piece ne pussent etre apperfues de la multitude; ce qui ii fait naitre I'idee de traduire en vers patois cet immortel ouvrage, et de rendre ainsi transparentes, aux yeux les plus ordinaires, ces memes beautes trop delicates qui auraient pu leur demeurer impercepti- bles . " — Disc ours prelim ina ire. Daucher, , illustrator. Le opere di Moliere. 1698. See Part L no. 157. [Dauvergne, Antoine.J Ariettes d6- tach^es du Sicilien ou L'amour peintre. pp. 20. Engraved. tjMppended to Moliere. Le sicilien, 1780 [nJBps].) Mol 266.1.5 David, Jules, illustrator. CEuvres com- pletes de Moliere. [1869.] See Part I. no. 87. ■""©avignon, Henri. Molifere et la vie. Paris. [1904.J sni. 8°. Mol 604.6 Contents :. — MoliJre et les femmes. Moli&re et la bourgeoisie. Moliere et les petites gens. Le drame dans Moliere. The first tjiree chapters are studies of those char- acters in Moliere's plays which belong to the classes enumerated. Davin, Vincent, fabbe. La mort de Molifere. [Paris. 1877.] 8°. pp. (29). Mol 745.2 Le contemporain, 1877, xxix. 472-500. — 2 — La tombe de Moliere. [Paris. 1878.] 8°. pp. (23). Mol 745-2 Le contemporain, 1878, xxx. 450-472. Davis, Marshall Wheelock, editor. Les pr^cieuses -ridicules. 1895. See Part I. no. 466. [D6add6, fidouard.J Le prot6g6 de Molifere. 1848. See Lesguillon, P. J., and [D6add6, 6douard]. Debove, Georges Maurice. Le Malade imaginaire ; conference a la Sorbonne, le 1 7 fev. 1900. Paris. 1900. 12°. pp. (6), 63. Front. Mol 230.12 ^^D^couverte d'un autographe de Moliere ; refutation impartiale de quelques points de controverse eiev^s a ce subjet, avec un ta- bleau comparatif des variations qu'offre I'ecri- ture de Moliere dans les signatures qu'on a de lui. [With " Opinion de P. J. Fontaine."] Paris. 1840. 8°. pp. 11. Facsimile plate. Mol 775.2 Refers to the autograph with signature, dated 1670, found pasted on the back of a picture attributed to Bourdon. Degenhardt, Ernst. Die metapher bei den vorlaufern Molifere's (1612-1654). Mar- burg. 1888. 8°. (AusGABEN und abhand- lungen aus dem gebiete der romanischen philologie, 72.) 2 cop. Philol 383(72); Mol 604.2 Delannoy, Ferdinand, illustrator. QEuvres completes de Molifere. 1863-64. See Part I. no. 77. Delatouche, . 1859.] 8°. pp. (12). Cut from his "Cours de litterature comparee," 1859, pp. 155-166. Moliere. [Paris. Mol 600.3 WORKS ON MOLliiBE 6l Delbos, Leon, editor. Le bourgeois gentil- homme. [i88-?] See Part I. no. 224. [Del^cluze, fitienne Jean.J Othello et Sganarelle, ou Combien il est avantageiix pour les femmes d'etre battues. Paris. 1846. 24°. pp.61. Mol 237.5 Dellafaille, H. ifetude sur le theatre de Moliere consid^re sous le rapport de la mor- ality, iii. [Bruxelles. 1868.] 8°. pp. (12). Revue generale, 1868, i. 561-572. Mol 60O.5 Delpit, Albert. La voix du maltre ; a-pro- pos en un acte en vers. Paris. 1870. sm. 8°. pp. (2), 16. Mol 870.19 "Represente [a] I'Ddeon, le 15 janv. 1870." Moli&re appears at the call of a discouraged youth and inspires him. Demoustier, Charles Albert. Alceste a la campagne, ou Le misantrope corrigd; com^die. Paris. 1798. 8°. pp.52. (2 cop.) 758513(5) ; Mol 880.15 A sequel to Le misanthrope. Deni$, Jacques. Une scfene du .Tartuffe dans I'antiquit^. [Plutarch's Adversus Co- loten, -xyii. Vans, etc. 1885.] 8°. pp. (3). Mol 270.28 Faculte des lettres de Caen. Bulletin mensuel, 1885, pp. 275-277. Depping, Guillaume, editor. Trois pieces inddites concernant la famille de Moliere [tiroes des papiers du Chatelet, conserves aux Archives nationales. Paris. 1883]. 8°. pp. 10. Mol 755.6 Reprinted from Le molieriste, 1883, iv. 301-310. The documents relate to Jean Poquelin, Moli&re's father, to his uncle Louis Cresse, and to a certain Robert Poquelin, merchant at Paris. [Dercy, Alphonse Francois.] Molifere; com^die 6pisodique en un acte en vers. Paris. 1828. 8°. pp. viii., 48. Mol 870.5 "Representee sur le Theatre-franfais, le 15 janv., 1828." The director of a theater, while engaged in the preparation of a play for a MoliJre anniversary, is interrupted by visitors who are led to express their opinions, favorable or otherwise, of MoliSre's plays. [ — 2 — ] Moliere et son Tartuffe ; 6tude en trois dpoques et en vers par F. Alphonse [pseudon.]. Paris. 1839. 8°. pp. 87. Mol 860.31 The three epochs are that of the first production of Tartuffe, at that time incomplete, before the king, in 1664, the prohibition by Lamoignan in 1667, and the time of its reappearance by permission of the king, in 1669. La ddroute des pr6c;euses; mascarade. pp. (10). (^//(?«fl 1863. See Part L nos. 45, 48, 64. Des Essarts, Alfred. Le monument de Molifere. [Paris. 184-?] 8°. pp. (7). (Acad^mie fran^aise. Concours de po^sie de 1843.) Mol 863.5 Des Essarts, Emmanuel. L'lUustre thea- tre ; comedie en un acte. Moulins. 1900. 8°. pp. 21. Mol 870.59 " Representee [a] I'Odeon a I'occasion du 278^, anniversaire de la naissauce de Moli&re." The scene is laid at Limoges in 1658. 62 CATALOaUE OF THE MOLlfiRE COLLECTION D^sessarts d'Ambreville, Joseph. A bas Moli^re. 1809. See Merle, J. T., and D6sessarts d'Ambreville, Joseph. Desfeuilles, Arthur. Notice bibliogra- phique. [des oeuvres de Moliere et des ou- vrages relatifs a Moliere]. 1893. (/« MoLii:RE. CEuvres, 1873-1900 [no. 93], xi.) 2 cop. *Mol 18.73.2(11); *Mol 18.73(11) Another copy. *Mol 560.15 Interleaved, and with manuscript notes, chiefly by Prof. BQcher. — 2 — and Paul Desfeuilles. Lexique de la langue de Molifere ; avec une introduc- tion grammaticale. 2 torn. Paris. 1900. {Appended to yiaukKE.. Oiuvres, 1873-1900 [no. 93], xii., xiii.) 2 cop. Mol 18.73.2(12, 13) ; *Mol 18.73(12, 13) Desfontaiaes, , pseudon. See Fou- ques, F. G. Des Granges, Ren6. Une question d'his- toire litt^raire ; la querelle de Molifere & de Boursault. Paris. 1899. 8°. pp. 52. Mol 704.2 "La querelle de Moliere et de Boursault n'est qu'un episode de la lutte provoquee a son apparition par VEcole desfemmes. — Page 7. Des Jardins, G. de Colv£. See Colv6 des Jardins. [Desjardins, Marie Catherine Hortense, called Mme. de Villedieu.] Un compte- rendu de la com^die des Pr^cieuses ridicules de Moliere. Sur rimprim^ de Paris, Claude Barbin, 1660. Paris. 1877. 16°. pp. x., 23. *Mol 853.1 "Tirage a 200 exemplaires sur papier verge." Originally published with the title, " Recit en prose et en vers de la farce des Predeuses." — 2 — R^cit en prose et en vers de la farce des Pr^cieuses ; suivi de la Ddroute des pr^cieuses, mascarade. Avec une notice par le bibliophile Jacob [pseudon. for Paul La- croix]. Paris. 1879. sm. 12°. pp. (4), 48. (Nouvelle collection moli^resque, 3.) 2 cop. Mol 853.1.5; Mol 853.1.6 With reprints of the original title-pages, " Anvers, 1660," and "Paris, 1659." The Recit is contained also in Edouard Four- nier's "Varietes historiques et litteraires, 1885, etc. iv. 285-309 [*7575.2o], in Moland's edition of Mo- liere, 1880-85 t°°- 104] > iii- 217-Z30, and in the Despois and Mesnard ed., 1873-1900 [no. 93], ii. 1 18-134. Despine, Prosper. La science du coeur humain, ou La psychologic des sentiments et des passions d'aprfes les ceuvres de Mo- liere. Paris. 1884. 8°. Mol 604.3 Despois, Eugene, joint editor. CEuvres de Molifere. 1873-1900. See Part I. no. 93. — 2 — Tableaux des representations de Molifere depuis Louis XIV. jusqu'en 1870. {In Moliere. CEuvres, 1873-1900 [no. 93], i. 537-557.) 2 cop. Mol 18.73.2(1); *Mol 18.73(1) ■* — 3 — Le theatre fran^ais sous I-ouis XIV. Paris. 1874. 16°. Plan. *7564.33 Desportes, Auguste. Molifere a Cham- bord; com^die en quatre actes et en vers. Paris. 1843. 8°. pp. 96. Mol 870.7 "Representee [a] I'Odeon, le 15 janv. 1843." The time of action is after the first production of Le bourgeois gentilhomme. The author introduces the king's tardy approbation of the play and closes with the incident of Louis XIV. supping with Molifere. Despr^atiz, ou La satire des satires. 1883 ; 1887. See Cotin, Charles, rabbe. [Despr^s, "Jean Baptiste Denis.J Sur Molifere. [Paris. 1822.] 8°. pp. xxvii. Mol 716. 1 Cut from " Memoires sur Molifere et sur Mme. Guerin, sa veuve, etc.," 1822, pp. i.-xxvii. Signed "D." The cutting includes also the "Avertissement des editeurs," forming pp. xxix.-xliii. of the work noted. Desretz, Lton. Molifere en Aquitaine. [Condom. 1863.] 8°. pp. (8). Mol 728.6 Revue d' Aquitaine, 1863, pp. 510-517. Detela, Franz. Des Plautus Aulularia und Molieres Avare. Wiener- Neustadt. 1887. 8°. pp. 33. Mol 167.6 " Progr. d. K. K. Staats-ober gym., 188&-87." Deutsch, Julius. Molifere in Ungarn. {In Schweitzer, Heinrich, ed. Moliere und seine biihne, 1881, i. iii. 79-96.) 2 cop. Mol 619.5.2 ; Mol 619.5 De Vere, Maximilian Scheie de. See Scheie de Vere. Dev^ria, Achille, illustrator. CEuvres completes de Moliere. 1826. See Part I. no. 52. Dialoghi francesi, italiani, tedeschi ed inglesi tratti dalle commedie di Moliere [by Louis Chambaud]. 18 18. See Part I. no. 122. Dialogues frangais, anglais, et italiens extraits des comedies de Molifere [by Louis Chambaud]. 1799. See Part I. no. 121. WOEKS ON MOLlfiBE Dictionnaire de morale et literature par MoMre. 1838. See Part I. no. 123. Dietz, H. Les Femmes savantes. (7« CoNFifcRENCES faites aux matinees classiques del'Od^on, 1892, iv. 113-147.) 7554-13(4) Dingelstedt, Franz, freiherr von. Zu Molifere's gedachtnissfeier am zweiten sacu- lartage seines ablebens, 1 7 feb. 1873; theater- rede gesprochen durch herrn Lewinsky. Wien. 1873. 4°- PP-8- Mol 875.3 Inserted is an autograph letter from Lewinsky. Also contained in H . Schweitzer's " MoliSre und seine buhne," 1880, i. ii. 1-7. — 2 — translator. Geiziger. 1877. See Part I. no. 216. — 3 — Moli^re's Tartufe; eine litera- turgeschichtliche studie. (/« his Literari- sches bilderbuch, 1878, pp. 25-56.) IV. 794 Discours prononc6 par Molifere le jour de sa reception posthume a I'Acad^mie fran- ?aise, avec la R^ponse. 1779. See [Cail- hava d'Estendoux, J. F.]. Dissertation sur la femme de Moliere. 1824. See [Fortia d'Urban, A. J. F. X. P. E. S. P. A., marquis de\. Les divertissemens de Versailles donnez par le roy au retour de la conqueste de la Franche-Comt^ en 1674. 1676. See F6- libien, Andr6. Le divertissement de Chambord. (^1?- printed in Moliere. CEuvres complies, 1880-85 [no. 104], X. 115-118.) 2 cop. Mol 18.80.2(10); Mol 18.80(10) Program of the fSte at Chambord, Oct. 6, 1669, at which M. de Pourceat^ac was first produced. Also contained in the Despois and Mesnard edition of MoliSre, 1873-1900 [no. 93], vii. 339-343. and i" Regnier's ed., 1878 [no. loi], iv. 345-347- Le divertissement royal, 1670. See Part L, page 18, note preceding the editions of Les amants magnifiques. Dominique, Pierre Francois Biancolelli. Le festin de pierre (Convitato di pietra) ; scenario traduit par Gueulette. {In Mo- LifeRE. CEuvres, 1880-85 [no. 104], vii. 203-213.) 2 cop. Mol 18.80.2(7) ; Mol 18.80(7) A scenario of G. A. Cicognini's "Convitato di pietra." Doneau, Francois. La cocue imaginaire, com^die en un acte et en vers ; r^imprim^e textuellement d'apr^s I'ancienne Edition, Paris, Jean Ribou, 1662; avec une notice par Paul Lacroix. Turin. 1870. sm. 12°. pp. X., 48. (Collection nioliferesque.) 2 cop. *Mol 845.1.5; *Mol 855.11 "Tire a 100 exemplaires numerotes. No. 3, 88." With a reprint of the original title-page. The first edition was published under the title " Les amours d'Alcippe et de Cephise." " L'auteur s'est inspire seulement de I'idee de la comedie de Molitre \_Sganarelle\ pour en composer en quelque sorte une pile contrefafon, dans laquelle le principal personnage a change de sexe." — Notice. Also printed in Moland's edition of Moh^re, 1880-85 [no- 104]. iii- 335-368. Don Giovanni, ossia II convitato di pietra. 1789. See D. Giovanni, etc. Donneau de Viz4, Jean. See Viz6. Dorat-Cubi6res, Michel de. See Cubieres. Dorimond, Louis. Le festin de pierre, ou Le fils criminel ; tragi-com^die. ( In Schweitzer, Heinrich, cd. Molifere und seine buhne, 1880, i. ii. pp. 35-91.) 2 cop. Mol 619.5.2 ; Mol 619.5 Also printed in the 1675, 1679, 1684 Amsterdam editions of MoliSre [nos. 3, 4, 8] with the sub-title L'athee foudroye and the authorship ascribed to Mo- li&re on the title-pages. Doumic, Ren6. La question du Tartuffe. ' Conference faite au theatre de I'Od^on, le 20 mars, 1890. Paris. 1890. 8°. pp. 16. Mol 270.28 " Extrait du Correspondant," 25 mars, 1890. Bound with it is the same article cut from the Correspondant. Also contained in " Conferences faites aux ma- tinees classiques de I'Odeon," 1890, ii. 199-225 [7S54-I3(2)]- Draeger, Richard. Moli^re's Dom Juan historisch-genetisch neu beleuchtet. Inau- gural-dissertation. Halle a. S. 1899. 8°. PP-35+- Chart. Mol 193.6 "Vita," after p. 35. Drouin, . L'^loge de Moliere. {In his Dissertation morale et critique sur I'es- prit, 1843, i. 28-35.) Mol 863.13 Drouineau, Gustave. Moliere et les m€- decins au xvii* sifecle. La Rochelle. 1873. 8°. pp. (4), 32 [31]- Mol 825.5 Dubois, Jean Baptiste. Molifere chez Ninon. 1802. See Chazet, A. R. P. A. de, and Dubois, J. B. Dubois, Nicolas Auguste, editor. Le misan- thrope. [1863?] See Part I. no. 400. Du Boulan, Gerard, pseudon. See Le Pelletier de Saint Remy, Romuald. 64 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLlfeBE COLLECTION [Dudevant, Mme. Amantine Lucile Au- rore Dupin.] Moli^re, drame en cinq actes par G. Sand [pseudon.]. *Mol 860.34 Newspaper cuttings from Le pays, Paris, 2, 3, 5-7, 10-14, 18-20 juin, 1851. Imperfect : — lacks the Avant-propos, published May 30, 31. This play depicts representative periods and scenes of MoliSre's life. — 2 — The same. En cinq actes, tel 'il a 6t6 6crit par I'auteur. Paris. 1851. Mol 860.34.5 — 3 — The same. En quatre actes. Paris. 1851. 12°. Mol 860.35 Reduced to four acts for theatrical presentation. qu 12 — 4 — The same. Bruxelles. 1851. 24° En quatre actes. Mol 860.36 — 5 — The same. [In four acts.J Edited with English notes and notice on George Sand by Theodore Karcher. London. 1868. 16°. (Theatre fran^ais moderne, iv.) Mol 860.37 [Du Laurent, Amed^e.J Ninon a la campagne; com^die en un acte. Lyon. 1826. 8°. pp. (4), 59. Mol 860.27 A wealthy uncle of one of Ninon de Lenclos' suitors visits her to denounce her and ends by becom- ing infatuated with her. MoliSre plays a minor role in the final scenes. Dumas, Alexandre (Davy). Trois en- tr'actes pour I'Amour m^decin. [Paris. 1874.] 18°. pp. (39). Mol 870.10 Cut from his " CEuvres completes, nouv. ed.," xvi. 321-359- "TheStre franjais, 15 janv. 1850, anniversaire de la naissance de Moliere." Miles. Duparc and Ducroisy quarrel regarding their assignments of roles in V amour medecin. Du Mersan, Th^ophile Marion. La mort de Molifere ; drame en trois actes et en prose. Paris. 1830. 8°. pp. (2), 53. Mol 873.5 " Representee sur TOdeou pour I'anniversaire de la mort de MoliSre." Du Mesnil, Edmond R^v^rend. See R6v€rend du Mesnil. Dumoustier, Ldon. Molifere, auteur et comddien ; sa vie et ses oeuvres. Paris. 1 883. 18°. Mol 604.5 Ik Dupeuty, Charles D6sir6, and Arago, Etienne. La vie de Moliere ; comddie his- torique en trois actes, mel^e de couplets. Paris. 1832. 8°. pp. (2), 78. M0I870.5.5 Based on characteristic incidents and anecdotes of Moliere's life. Deals at length with the history of the production of Tartuffe. Dupin, Henri. Le voyage de Chambord. 1808. See Fouques, F. G., and Dupin, Henri. Dupre, A. Monument de Moliere ; pofeme. Saint-Calais. 1843. 8°. pp.28. Mol 863.5 Dupuis, Alexandre, editor. Les pre- cieuses ridicules. 1876; 1891. See Part I. nos. 449, 460. Durand, Charles. Si^cle de Louis XIV. ; Racine, Boileau, Molifere. [Rouen. 1828.] 8°. pp. (32). Mol 600.3 Cut from his "Soirees litteraires, " 1828, pp. 79-1 10. Durand, Hippolyte. Molifere. Paris. 1889. 8°. Port, and plates. (Collection des classiques populaires.) 2 cop. Mol 704.1; Mol 704.1.2 The portrait is a photo-engraving from C&thelin's portrait. Contents: — La vie et les oeuvres de Moliere. — Personnages de la comedie de MoliSre. [Duschinsky, W. Sur le Misanthrope de Molifere.] Wien. 1893. 8°. pp. 3-22. (Progr. d. K. K. Staats-realschule.) Mol 247.5 Du Tillet, :&vrard Titon. See Titon du Tillet. Du Tralage, Jean Nicolas. Notes et documents sur I'histoire des theatres de Paris au xvii^ siecle; extraits, mis en ordre et publics d'aprfes le manuscrit original par le bibliophile Jacob [pseudon. for Paul La- croix]. Avec une notice sur le recueil du sieur du Tralage. Paris. 1880. sm. 12°. (NouvELLE collection moli^resque, 5 .) 2 cop. 7553-8; Mol 810.4 E., G. Vie de Moliere. (/« Moliere. CEuvres, 1894 [no. 115], i. 7-20.) Mol 18.94 Eckstein, Ernst (i 845-1 900). Essai sur I'Avare de Moliere. Dissertatio inauguralis. Marburgi Cattorum. 1866. 8°. pp. 31. Mol 167.6 Edwards, Henry Sutherland. The wife of Molifere. {In his Idols of the French stage, 2d ed., 1889, i. 1-7 1.) Thr 558.89.33 Eggert, Charles A., editor. Le misan- thrope. 1899. See Part I. no. 429. Ehrhard, Auguste. Les comedies de Mo- lifere en AUemagne ; le theatre et la critique. Paris. 1888. 1.8°. (2 cop.) 16586.25 ; Mol 605.1 WORKS ON MOLlfeKE 65 Eloesser, Arthur. Die alteste deutsche iibersetzung Molierescher lustspiele. Berlin. 1893. 8°. pp. (4), 78. (Berliner bei- trage zur germanischen und romanischen philologie. Germanische abteilung, 3.) Mol 605.2.2 — 2 — The same. Teil i. Inaugural- dissertation. Berlin. [1893.] 8°. pp. (4), 36 + . Mol 605.2 " Vita," after p. 36. Eloge de Moli^re en vers. 1775. See [Aquin de Chiteau-Lyon, P. L. d']. Eloges de Charles V., de Molifere, de Corneille, etc. 1770. See [Bailly, J. S.]. ^lomire hypocondre. 1867 ; 1878. See Chalussay, Le Boulanger de. L'enfer burlesque. 1677; 1868. See [Jaulnay, C.]. Engel, Karl (1824- ). Die Don Juan-sage auf der biihne. Mit einem an- hang. 2« aufl. Oldenburg, etc. [1888.] sm. 8°. (2 cop.) 25234.16.14; Mol 193.14 " Zusammenstellung der Don Juan-schriften," pp, 221-262. Epagny, F. de. A-propos sur I'anniver- saire de la naissance de Molifere. [Paris. 1842?] 8°. pp.8. Mol 870.6 Presented at the Odeon, Jan. 15, 1842. MoliSre returns to earth and, appearing amongst a group of actors, shows them that the decadence of the modern drama is due to a lack of proper support from the upper ranks of society. ■» — 2 — Molifere & Scribe. Paris. 1865. 12°. Portrs. Mol 605.3 Portraits : — Medallions of Molifere and Scribe. Ephraim, Armand, and Aderer, Adolphe. La premiere du Misanthrope; com^die en un acte en prose. Paris. 1886. 18°. pp.52. Mol 870.38 " Representee sur I'Odeon a I'occasion du 264^ anniversaire de la naissance de MoliSre." Chapelle effects a reconciliation between Molifere and Armande. fipitre a Pierre Mignard. [With intro- duction by Paul Lacroix.] pp. (12). (Ap- pended to Charon, ^fehsabeth. La coupe du Val de Grace, 1880.) 2 cop. Attributed to MoliSre. 9533-19; Mol 850.I ^pitres diverses sur des sujets diff^rens. 1740; 1745 ; 1765- See [Bar, G. L. von]. Erdmann, Hugo (1858- ). Molieres Psyche, trag^die-ballet, im vergleich zu den ihr vorangehenden bearbeitungen der Psyche- sage ; ein versuch die quellen des franzo- sischen werkes festzustellen. Inaugural-dis- sertation, Konigsberg. Insterburg. 1892. 8°. pp. 42 -I- . Mol 260.10 " Lebenslauf," after p. 42. — "Literatur-angabe," p. 5. Esnault, C. L. B. Georges Dandin de Molifere mise en vers. 1853. See Part I. no. 342. Espagne, Adelphe. Des influences pro- ven^ales dans la langue de Moliere. Paris. 1876. 8°. pp. 23. Mol 605.4 ' ' Extrait de la Revue des langues romanes, 2^ ser. i. 70-88." L'esprit de Moliere, ou Choix de maxi- mes, pens^es, etc. See Part I. no. 120. Essai sur Moliere pour faire suite a I'His- toire gfe^rale de I'art dramatique. n. p. [18—.] 12°. Mol 605.5 [Effen, Justus van.J Portrait de Molifere. (/« Ms Misantrope, 1726, ii. 111-112.) Mol 863.1(2) Estienne, F., editor. L'avare. [186-?] See Part I. no. 182. — 2 — editor. Les femmes savantes. [1866.] See Part I. no. 297. Etienne, Charles Guillaume, editor. Tar- tuffe. 1824. See Part I. no. 492. — 2 — • Discours prononc^ au nom de I'Acad^mie fran^aise pour I'inauguration du monument de Moliere, le 15 janv. 1844. [Paris. 1844.] 4°. pp. (3). Mol 600.11 Extracts out of divers authors, containing several circumstances relating to the life of Moliere, as likewise judgments upon some of his pieces. (In Moliere. Works, 17 14 [no. 131], vi. 233-268.) *Mol 60.1 A translation of the " Extraits de divers autheurs, etc.," which appeared first in the 1710 Paris edition. Extraits de divers autheurs contenans plusieurs particularity de la vie de M. de Moliere, & des jugemens sur quelques-unes de ses pieces. (/« Moliere. CEuvres, 1710 [no. 15], viii. 221-274.) *MoI 17.10 Also contained in the following editions of MoUere : — 1718, Paris [no. 16], viii. 221-274. 1725, Amsterdam, Brunei [no. 17], iv. 495-534. 1730, Paris [no. 18], viii. 221-274. 1732, Rotterdam, Amoul [no. 19], iv. 203-256. 1735, Amsterdam, Uytwerf [no. 21], iv. 495-534. 1739) Paris, David [no. 22], viii. 239-275. 1749, Paris, Durand [no. 24], viii. 221-266. 1768, Paris, David [no. 29], viii. 235-279. 66 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLlfiRE COLLECTION Fabie, Francois. Molifere et Montespan ; com^die en un acte en vers. Toulon. 1882. 8°. pp.40. Mol 870.33 " Extrait du Bulletin lie l' Academic du Var." "Representee au y Theatre-fran9ais, le 15 janv. 1879." Montespan visits Molifere with a view to revenging himseli for having been ridiculed by the latter in Amphitryo7i, Fabre d'Eglantine, Philippe Frangois Na- zaire. Le Philinte de Moliere, ou La suite du Misanthrope; com^die. Paris. 1791. sm. 8°. 10575. 14.9 A sequel to Le misanthrope, Alceste in his place of retreat does not escape persecution. — 2 — The same. Paris. An x. [1802]. 8°. Mol 880.16 Also contained in " Repertoire general du theStre franpais," 1818, 1. i-ioo [7583.2], and in "Chefs- d'oeuvre des auteurs comiques," 1857-60, viii. pt. ii., pp. 1-74 [7584.15]. Fagan, Christophe Barthdlemy. Nou- velles observations au sujet des condamnations prononc^es contre les com^diens. Paris. 1751. 16°. pp. S9 + . Mol 606.1 " La comedie, telle qu'elle a ete traitee par Mo- liere, est suffisamment bonne pour les moeurs, a plus forte raison "depuis les sages reglemens qui ont ete introduits," pp. 25-36. Fage, Ren6. Molifere et les limousins. Limoges. 1883. sm.8°. pp. 41+. Mol 250.9.2 " MoliSre a-t-il pris dans notre province le modfele de Pourceaugnac ? Sa comedie est-elle una oeuvre de vengeance contre nos anc§tres? N'a-t-il pas voulu, au contraire, comme Rabelais, deguiser son but et lancer ses fiSches sans s'exposer aux recriminations importunes de quelque grotesque personuage ? " — Page 7. Another copy. Mol 250.9 "Tire a 100 exemplaires numerotes [sur papier verge]. No. 66." Faguet, femile. Molifere. {In his Dix- septifeme siecle, 9^ 6d., 1892, pp. 123-153.) 7564.32 Also in the edition of 1901 [7564.32.6]. — 2— [Tartuffe. Paris. 1896.J 4°. pp. {?,). Mol 270.21 Journal des debats, 3 oct. 1896, pp. 637-639. La fameuse comedienne, ou Histoire de la Gu6rin, auparavant femme et veuve de Molifere. R^impression conforme a I'ddition de Francfort, 1688, augmentte d'une notice bibliographique par P. L. [Paul Lacroix]. Genfeve. 1868. sm. 12°. pp.xii., 67. (Col- lection molieresque.) 2 cop. *Mol 845.1.2; *Mol 750.6 With a reprint of the originsil title-page. "Tire a 100 exemplaires numerotes. No. 10, 87." Also published under the titles, " Les intrigues amoureuses de M. de M * * * * et de Mad * * * * son epouse," and " Histoire des intrigues amoureuses de Moliere, etc." — 2 — The same. R^impression con- forme a r^dition de Francfort, 1688, suivie des variantes des autres Editions et accompagn^e d'une preface et de notes par Jules Bon- nassies. Paris. 1870. sm. 8°. Portrs. Mol 750.7 — 3 — Les intrigues de Moliere et celles de sa femme, ou La fameuse comMienne; histoire de la Gu^rin. Reimpression con- forme a I'edition sans lieu ni date suivie des variantes des autres Editions avec preface et notes par C.-L. Livet. Paris. 1876. 24°. Mol 750.8 " Nos notes ont surtout pour objet de combattre les calomnies du pamphlet." — Page vi. "Armande, ou LeprocSsGuichard," pp. 217-232. — 4 — The same. Nouv. dd. augmentde. Paris. 1877. 8°. Port, of Armande B^jart. Mol 750.9 Fasnacht, G. Eugene, editor of the fol- lowing plays : — Les femmes savantes. 1881. See Part I. no. 304. Le misanthrope. 1882. See Part I. no. 409. Le m^decin malgr6 lui. 1883. See Part I. no. 379. Les pr^cieuses ridicules. 1891. See Part I. no. 461. Le malade imaginaire. 1895. See Part I. no. 359. Faure, A., illustrator. Les ceuvres de Moliere. 1732. See Part I. no. 19. Favre, Jules, editor. Moliere. 1888. See Part I. no. 109. " Moliere, sa vie et son theStre," pp. xv.-lxiii. F^libien, Andr^, sieur des Avaux et de Javercy. Relation de la fete de Versailles du 18 juillet, 1668. {Reprinted in Moliere. CEuvres completes, 6d. Aim^-Martin, 1824-26 [no. 48], vi. 269-318.) Mol 18.24.2(6) George Dandin was first produced at this f§te. Also contained in Aime-Martin's ed. of Molifere, 1845 [no. 64], v. 85-116; in Moland's eds. of 1863-64 [no. 77], V. 139-174, and 1880-85 [no- 104], ix. 109-150; and in the Despois and Mesnard ed. 1873-1900 [no. 93], vi. 614-640. WOKKS ON MOLltlRE 67 [ — 2 — ] Les divertissemens de Versailles donnez par le roy au retour de la conqueste de la Franche-Comt6 en 1674. Paris, Jmpri- merie royale. 1676. f°. pp. 34. 6 plates, and vigns. *Mol 1S0.5 On the third day of the fSte Le malade imaginaire was presented. One of the plates represents a scene from this performance. Ferdinand de Bourbon, duke of Parma. See Bourbon. Ferr6, Alexandre. Baron le comddien. 1837. See [Tuffet, Salvador], and Ferrd, Alexandre. Fessard, 6tienne, illustrator. (Euvres de Molifere. 1749; i7S3- See Part I. nos. 24, 25. Fest, Otto. Der miles gloriosus in der franzosischen komodie von beginn der renais- sance bis zu Molifere. Erlangen, etc. 1897. 8°. (MuNCHENER beitrage zur romanischen und englischen philologie, 13.) 2 cop. 755345; Mol 606.2 " Beniitzte literatur," pp. ix.-xiv. " Der miles bei Moliere," pp. 116-123. Le festin de pierre ; comddie mise en vers sur la prose de feu M"^ de Moliere. 1683. See [Corneille, Thomas]. Feugdre, Gaston. Discours qui a obtenu un oeillet [Acad^mie des jeux floraux, 1859. Question propos^e : D'ou vient que de nos jours la haute com^die a disparu pour c6der la place a des compositions dramatiques oii la morale n'est pas moins ofifens^e que I'art ?] Toulouse. 1859. 8°. pp. (2), 32. Mol 606.3 Contains many references to Molifere. F^val, Paul. Le th^atre-femme ; cause- rie a propos de I'lfccole des femmes. Paris. 1873. sm.8°. pp. (6), 38. Mol 197.S Fiebig, Otto, Joint editor pf the following plays : — L'avare. 1856. See Part I. no. 180. Le Tartuffe. 1856. See Part L no. 494- Le misanthrope. 1863; 1877. See Part L nos. 401, 406. L'^tourdi. 1868. See Part L no. 286. Les pr^cieuses ridicules. 1868. See Part I. no. 447. Les femmes savantes. 1872. See Part I . no. 301. Les fourberies de Scapin. 1872. See Part I. no. 330. Figaro illustrd. 15^ ann^e, n° 87. Juin, 1897. Num^ro special: La ComMie-fran- ?aise. Paris. 1897. f°. pp. (24). Port, of Molifere, plate, and other illustr. Thr 535.6 The portrait is a colored half-tone of Mignard's Moliere in the role of Caesar. There are also colored half-tones of scgijes from plays as produced at the Comedie-franfaiae, including three of Moliere's. II figlio del gran turco. [1774. J See [Bourbon, Ferdinand de, duke of Farma']. FiguiSre, -, Pabbe, editor of the fol- lowing plays :- Le bourgeois gentilhomme. 1883. See Part I. no. 227. Les pr^cieuses ridicules. 1892. See Part I. no. 463. Les femmes savantes. 1894. See Part I. no, 314. Tartuffe. 1895. See Part L no. 512. Le jnisanthrope. 1896. See Part I. no. 428. ■■•Fillon, Benjamin. Recherches sur le s^jour de Moliere dans I'ouest de la France en 1648. Fontenay-le-Comte. 1871. 8°. pp. (4), vi., 29. Mol 728.7 " 150 exemplaires." First published in L'Indicateur, journal de la Vendee, II, 14 dec. 1871. Contains a contemporary letter, describing the burial of MoliSre, addressed to Louis Bovin, who was afterwards a member of the Academic des inscriptions et belles-lettres. — 2 — Le blason de Molifere ; 6tude icono- graphique. Paris. 1878. 4°. pp. 24. Port, and coat-of-arms. *Mol 755-3 " Extrait de la Gazette des beaux-arts, mars 1878." — "Tire a 115 exemplaires." Portrait: — Photo-engraving of the last state of Nolin's engraving. Fiorentino, Pietro Angelo, reviewer. See Blaze, F. H. J. Moliere musicien. 1852. Note. Fischer, F., of Strasburg, editor. Le bourgeois gentilhomme. [1895.] See Part I. no. 239. Fischer, F. A., of Berlin. Das Hotel de Rambouillet und die precieusen. Inaugural- dissertation. Jena. 1868. 8°. pp. (2), 32. Mol 815.3 Fischer, Friedrich, of Duisburg. Mo- liere ; ein beitrag zur forderung des stu- diums dieses dichters. Duisburg. 1864. 4°. pp. 3-27. (Progr. d. K. Gym., d. Realsch. I. ordn., u. d. Vorsch.) Mol 606.4 Account of Moliere's life and works. 68 CATALOGUE OP THE MOLliiRE COLLECTION Flameng, Ldopold, Ulustraior. Theatre complet de Moli^re. 1876-83. See Part I. no. 97. Florescu, Bonifaciu. Cours de litt^rature frangaise. [Extracts relating to Moliere's plays.] 4°. pp. (6). MS. *Mol 607.7 Folet, Henri. Moliere et la m^decine de son temps. Lille. [1896.] 16°. Mol 825.12 La foUe querelle, ou La critique d'Andro- maque ; com^die. 1881. See Subligny, A. T. P. DE. FoUioley, Leopold, I'abbe. Les femmes savantes. — Tartuffe. [Tours. 1885.] 8°. pp. (76). Mol 213.5 Cut from his Histoire de la litteraiure franfaise au dix-septieme Steele, 5« ed., 1885, ii. 136-21 1. Fontaine, Pierre Julien. Opinion [sur un autographe de Moliere]. 1840. See D6- couverte d'un autographe de Molifere, etc. Fonvielle, Wilfrid de. La philosophie atomique de Moliere. Plate. {In his Le monde des atomes; 1885, pp. 70-81.) Phys 300.4 The plate is after Gilbert and depicts the scene between Sganarelle and Pancrace in Le mariage force. Fortia d'Urban, Agricole Joseph Fran- cois Xavier Pierre Esprit Simon Paul An- toine, marquis de. Sur le mariage de Molifere et sur Esprit de Raimond de Mormoiron, comte de Modfene. {In his Dissertation sur le passage du Rhone et des Alpes par Annibal, 1821, pp. 131-151.) Mol 750.2 [ — 2 — ] Dissertation sur la femme de Moliere. Paris. 1824. 8°. pp. 16. Mol 750.3 Written to prove that Armande Bejart was the daughter of Madeleine Bejart. This work and the author's " Sur le mariage de MoliSre" were criticized by Jules Taschereau in his "Lettre a Fortia d'Urban," 1824. Fortia d'Urban replied in his " Supplement aux divers editions des ceuvres de MoliSre," 1825. [ — 3 — ] Supplement aux diverses Edi- tions des ceuvres de Moliere, ou Lettres sur la femme de Molifere [by Fortia d'Urban and Hippolyte de La Porte], et Poesies du comte de Mod^ne, son beau-pfere. Paris. 1825. 8°. (2 cop.) Mol 750.5.2; Mol 750.5 A reply to Taschereau's " Lettre a Fortia d'Urban enreponse a ses dissertations sur Moli&re et sa femme." Fortier, Alc6e, editor. Les femmes sa- vantes. 1896. See Part I. no. 319. Foulquier, V., illustrator. Theatre choisi de Moliere. 1878-79. See Part I. no. 102. *Mol 8.78.2 [Fouques, Frangois Georges], and Dupin, Henri. Le voyage de Chambord, ou La veille de la premifere representation du Bour- geois gentilhomme ; com^die en un acte, nieiee de vaudevilles. Par MM. Desfon- taines [pseudon.] et Henri Dupin. Paris. 1808. sm. 8°. pp.40. Mol 860.24 Baron and La ThoriUi&re amuse themselves at an inn by impersonating persons of rank. Molifere ap- pears in the last scenes of the play. Fouquier, Henri. L' Amphitryon (Plaute et Molifere). {In Conferences faites aux matinees classiques de TOd^on, 1900, xii. 1-21.) 7554-13(12) — 2 — Les Femmes savantes. {In Con- ferences faites aux matinees classiques de I'Odton, 1901, xiii. 67-89.) 7554-i3(i3) Fournel, Victor. Moliere. 1861. {In NouvELLE biographie gen^rale, 1855-66, XXXV. 843-887.) 2 cop. RR 500.4(35); A 25.1(35) — 2 — editor. Les contemporains de Moliere; recueil de comedies rares ou peu connues joules de 1650 a 1680, avec I'his- toire de chaque thdatre, des notes et notices biographiques, bibliographiques, et critiques. 3 tom. Paris. 1863-75. 8°. (2 cop.) 7581.18; Mol 855.1 For contents see Desfeuilles' "Notice bibliogra- phique," 1893, pp. 221-222, and "Catalogue of the library of the Peabody institute," 1883, etc., ii. 1390-1391- Contains the following plays of interest to the stu- dent of MoliSre : — i. BouRSAULT, Edme. Le medecin volant. _ Le portrait du peintre, ou Le contre-critique de I'Ecole des femmes. — Montfleury, A. J. L'impromptu de I'Hostel de Conde. — Reponse a l'impromptu de Versailles, ou La vengeance des marquis. — Br6- COURT, G. M. DE. L'ombre de Molifere. ii. Benserade, Isaac de. Ballet royal de Psyche ou De la puissance de I'amour. — La deroutb des pretieuses; mascarade. iii. Chevalier, J. Les amours de Calotin. — Chappuzeau, Samuel. L'academie des femmes. — RosiMOND, C. L., sieur de. Le nouveau Festin de pierre, ou L'athee foudroye. — Bergerac, S. C. de. Le pedant joue. — Subligny, A. T. P. db. La foUe querelle, ou La critique d'Andromaque. — 3 — Moliere et 1' Erudition contempo- raine. — Le culte de Molifere et ses reliques ; bibliographic et iconographie moliEresques. {In his De Malherbe a Bossuet, 1885, pp. 65-1 33-) 7564-38 The first essay reviews recent investigations con- cerning Moliere, and sums up the known data of his life. WORKS ON MOLIBRE 69 — 4 — Le theatre au xvn^ sitele; la com^die. Paris. 1892. 18°. 7553.21 Contents : — La comedie avant M oli&re. — Les types de la vieille comedie. — Molifere. — La comedie con- temporaine de MoliSre. — Les successeurs de Moliere. Fournier, 6douard. Molifere et le procfes du pain mollet. [Paris. 1855.] 8°. pp. (IS). Mol 825.2 Revue franfaise, 1855, ii. 193-207. Concerns a dispute which arose in 1668 between the bakers and tavern-keepers of Paris. A certain Guy Poquelin was called in as an arbitrator, and it is suggested that Moli&re helped to write his report on the affair. — 2 — A propos du lifere. [Paris. 1858.] Don Juan de Mo- 8°. pp. (10). Mol 193.6 Revue franfaise, 1858, xiii. 176-185. Contents : — Pourquoi le Festin de pierre ? — Le pauvre. — 3 — La farce avant Molifere. [Paris. 1858.] 8°. pp. (15). M0I810.1 Revue franfaise, 1858, xiv. 385-399. — 4 — La fiUe de Molifere ; comedie en un acte en vers. Paris. 1863. 12°. pp. (4), 52. Mol 870.16 " Representee au second theStre franpais (Odeon) 241= anniversaire de la naissance de MoU^re." The principal incident is the betrothal of MoliSre's daughter to M. de Montalant. Moli6re's servant LaforSt plays an important r81e. — 5 — Le roman de Moliere, suivi de fragments sur sa vie priv^e d'aprfes des documents nouveaux. Paris. 1863. 18°. (2 cop.) Mol 706.2.2 ; Mol 706.2 Contents: — Le roman de Moliere. MoliSre, sa vie et sa fortune, d'apres le Registre de La Grange et autres documents inedits. Les reliques de MohSre. Moliere et le proc&s du pain mollet. Moliere et les anglais. — 6 — editor. See Joguenet, ou Les vieillards dupds. [1865.] — 7 — editor. See [Chappuzeau, Samuel]. Le thMtre frangois. [1867.] ^ — 8 — La valise de Moliere ; comedie en un acte en prose, avec des fragments peu connus attribu^s a Molifere, pr6c6d6e d'une introduction et suivie de notes, d'apres des documents nouveaux ou inedits. Paris. 1868. 12°. Mol 870.18 " Tire a 250 exemplsiires numerotes. No. 123." " Representee au TheStre-franfais pour le 246= anniversaire de Moli6re." The fragments are woven into the play, which depicts a troupe of strolling players who have found Moli^re's lost valise, containing his manuscripts. As the players are preparing to produce one of MoliSre's plays thus found, the latter and La Thorillifere appear on the scene incognito. — 9 — ifetudes sur la vie et les oeuvres de Molifere ; revues et mises en ordre par Paul Lacroix, et prdcdd^es d'une preface par AugusteVitu. Paris. 1885. 18°. (2 cop.) Mol 606.5.2 ; Mol 606.5 Reviewed by F. Brunetifere in his " Histoire et litterature," 1885, ii. 79-101. — 10 — L'Avare. (/« Conferences faites aux matindes classiques de I'Od^on, 1899, xi. 215-238.) 7554-13(11) Fournier, Louis !^douard, illustrator. CEuvres completes de Molifere. 1893. See Part I. no. 114. Les fragments de Moliere. 1874. See ChampmesW, C. C. France, Anatole, editor. CEuvres de Mo- lifere. 1876-95. See Part I. no. 98. Franchi, Stefano de, translator. Com- medie trasportae da ro franceise in lengua zeneize. 1830. See Part I. no. 158. [Francois de Neufchdteau, Louis, Comte, editor. Requete [d'6lizabetz- Claire -Gra- sinde B^jard, veufve de feu J. B. P. de Moliere] a I'archeveque de Paris et son ordonnance pour I'enterrement de Molifere, du 17 f^v. 1673. [Paris. 1800.] 8°. pp. (9). Mol 700.1 Cut from his " Conservateur, ou Recueil de mor- ceaux inedits d'histoire, etc.," 1800, ii. 384-392. Friedmann, Alfred, translator. Falscher verdacht, oder Der betrogene in der einbil- dung [Sganarelle]. 1879. See Part I. no. 484. Friese, E., editor of the following plays : — Le malade imaginaire. 1891; 1895. See Part I. nos. 357, 360. Tarttiffe. 1892. See Part I. no. 507. L'avare. 1893. See Part I. no. 202. Frigault, Charles. Deux misanthropes, Timon & Alceste. n. p. [18—?] 8°. pp. (so). Mol 247.5 Pp. 315-364 of a larger work. A study of the historical Timon, the Timons of Lucian, Shakespeare, and Delisles de Drevetiere, and MoliSre's Alceste. Fritsche, Hermann. Moliere -studien; ein namenbuch zu Moli^re's werken, mit phi- lologischen und historischen erlauterungen. Danzig. 1868. 8°. (2 cop.) Mol 570.3.2 ;. Mol 570.3 " Sammlung der bei Moli&re vorkommenden eigen- namen, ihrer ableitungen und verwandten. ' ' — Vor- wort. 70 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLlfeRE COLLECTION — 2 — The same. 2", verbesserte und ver- mehrte ausg. Berlin. 1887. 8°. (2 cop.) Mol 570.4.2 ; Mol 570.4 — 3 — editor. Ausgewahlte lustspiele von Molifere. 1877-86. See Part I. no. 99. "Moli&re's leben und werke," i. 7-50. — " Mo- liere's buhne und ihre einrichtung, " iii. v.-xxix. — 4 — La scene de Molifere et son organi- sation. Traduction de M. Metzger. (In Le molieriste, 1887, ix. 65-77, 102-115, 135-143-) 2 cop. Mol 513.1.2(9) ; *Mol 513-1(9) [Fulda, .] Moli^re. [HaUe? 1802?] 8°. pp. (66). Mol 706.1 Probably cut from "Der biograph," [1802], i. 379-444- Fulda, Ludwig, translator. Molieres meisterwerke. 1892; 1896; 1901. See Part I. nos. 153, 154, 155. Fyles, Franklin. The survival of Mo- lifere's plays. [Meadville. 1896.] 8°. pp. (7). lUustr. Mol 600.5 The Chautauquan, 1896, xxiv. 139—145. On various English versions of Molifere and the popularity of MoIiSre on the modern French stage. Gaillard, Gabriel Henri. :feloge de Mo- lifere. [Paris. 1806.] 8°. pp. (29). Mol 865.2 Cut from his " Melanges academiques, poetiques, Htteraires, etc.," 1806, i. 184-212. [Galibert, L^on.J Histoire des peregri- nations de Molifere dans le Languedoc d'apres des documents in^dits, 164 2-1658; par Em- manuel Raymond [pseudon.J. Paris. 1858. 12°. Mol 728.2 Gallert, Friedrich. Uber den gebrauch des infinitivs bei Molifere. Inaugural-dis- sertation. Halle. 1886. 8°. pp. 56 + . "Vita," after p. 56. Mol 607.I Gallois-Mailly, Theodore. Epitre a Mo- lifere ; pifece couronn^e par la Society philo- technique, le 30 oct. 1814. Paris. 1814. 8". pp. 15. Mol 863.5 Galuski, Charles. Rdponse a I'auteur d'un article insure dans la Revue critique d histoire &" de litterature (25 juil. 1868), sur un manuscrit intitule Les fourberies de Joguenet, oij Les vieillards dupes. [Saint Germain. 1868.] 8°. pp. 13. Mol 453.5 " Extrait de la Revue critique d'histoire &= de lit- terature, 5 sept. 1868." Ganderax, Louis. Le Don Juan de Mo- liere; causerie. [Paris. 1891.] 4°. pp. (14). Mol 193-13 Revue bleue, 1891, xlviii. 549-5S4i 579-586. Also contained, with some omissions, in " Con- ferences faites aux matinees dassiques de I'Odeon," 1892, iv. 73-112. Gardy, J. A. Sganarelle ; arrangee et mise en un act^. 1802. See Part I. no. 479. Gamier, Francois. Le mariage de Mo- li^re, ou Le manteau du Tartufe; comedie en trois actes et en vers. Paris, etc. 1828. 8°. pp. 84. Mol 860.28 Imperfect: — pp. 7-12, containing the preface, are wanting. Relates tp the production of Tartuffe and the in- cidents leading to the betrothal of Moliere and Ar- mande Bejart. Gasc, Ferdinand E. A., editor of the fol- lowing plays : — L'ecole des femmes. 1876. See Part I. no. 267. L'ecole des maris. 1876. See Part I. no. 278. Le misanthrope. 1882. See Part I. no. 410. Le medecin malgre lui. 1883; 1891. See Part I. nos. 380, 382. Les fourberies de Scapin. 1886; 1894. See Part I. nos. 335, 336. Le malade imaginaire. 1888. See Part I. no. 355. Tartuffe. 1888; 1891 ; 1900; 1902. See Part I. nos. 503, 506, 515, 516. L'avare. 1889. See Part I. no. 195. Les precieuses ridicules. 1891. See Part I. no. 462. Le bourgeois gentilhomme. 1892. See Part I. no. 237. Les femmes savantes. 1892. See Part I. no. 312. Gassicourt, Charles Louis Cadet de. See Cadet-Gassicourt. Gastd, Armand, editor. Le bourgeois gentilhomme. 1887; 1891. See Part I. nos. 233, 236. — 2 — joint editor. Moliere, theatre choisi. [1898.] See Part I. no. 117. Gaucher, Max. Les valets dans la come- die. [Paris. 1866.J 4°. pp. (8). (Soirees litteraires de la Sorbonne.) Mol 600. 1 1 Revue des cours litteraires, 24 mars, 1866, pp. 288-295. Moliere 's characters receive special comment. ■WORKS ON MOLISRE 71 Gaudin, L6once. Molifere et P^zenas. [Paris. 1897.] 8°. pp. (9). Mol 728.6 Revue de la France moderne, sept. 1897, PP- 569-577. Account of the ceremonies at the dedication of a monument to Mohfere in Pezenas. Gautier, Thtophile. Molifere. [Paris. 1877.] 1.8°. pp. (6). Mol 600.12 L'artiste, 1877, pp. 259-264. Gayet de Cesena, S^bastien. See Cesena. Gazier, Augustin. Moli^re. {In La GRANDE encyclopMie, 1 886-1 902, f°, xxiv. 12-28.) RR 2110.6(24) — 2 — Pavilion, Molifere et Conti ; essai sur I'histoire litt^raire de Tartufe. (/« his Melanges de litt^rature et d'histoire, 1904, pp. 1-28.) 12585.7 Geffrey, Edmond Aim6 Florentin, illustra- tor. CEuvres complfetes de Moli^re. 1868; 187 1. See Part I. nos. 84, 89. Geffrey, Gustave. Salut a Molifere; dit par Coquelin cadet pour le 277" anniversaire de la naissance de Molifere. Paris. 1899. sm. 8°. pp. 8. Mel 878.1 The cover serves as title-page. G^nin, Francois. Lexique compart de la langue de IVIolifere et des 6criirains du xvii« sifecle, suivi d'une lettre a A. F. Didot, sur quelques points de philologie fran^aise. Paris. 1846. 8°. (2 cop.) Mol 570-5-2 ; Mol 570.5 "Vie de Moliere," pp. xi.-lxxxvi. ■^ Gensoul, Justin, and Naudet, Jean Aim6 Nicolas. Le mdnage de Moliere; com^die en un acta et en vers, prte^d^e d'un prologue. Paris. 1822. sm. 8°. pp. xi., 52. Mol 870.2 " Representee sur le Theatre frau9ais, le 15 janv. 1822, epoque de sa seconde centenaire." Depicts MoUSre surrounded by his friends and associates. Geoffrey, Julien Louis. Moliere. {In his Cours de litt^rature dramatique, oil Re- cueil des feuilletons, 1819-20, i. 290-446.) Also in the 2d ed., 1825. 755l-3(l) Geruzez, Eugene, editor. Les femmes sa- vantes. 1864; 1881. See Part I. nos. 296, 305- Gheorghiu, Xenofont. Studii de litera- tura francesa : Moliere, L'^cole des maris si Regnard, Les folies amoureuses. 4°. pp. (18). MS. *Mol 607.7 Copied from Convorbiri liierare, anul xxiv. n. 6. Gidel, Charles. Les m^decins et Moliere. {In his Les franfais du xvii= sifecle, 1872, pp. 269-307.) 6558.6 Gigault de la B^doUi^re, femile. See La B^doUiere. Gigli, Girolamo. II Don Pilone, ovvero II bacchettone falso. {In Raccolta di com- medie scritte nel secolo xvin., 1827, i. 3-126.) Ital 6531.6 " II soggetto di quest'opera e tirato dal celebre Tartufo del Molier, ma egli 6 cosi mutato nel pas- SE^gio che non e il Tartufo. ' ' — Preface. — 2 — Scenes originales du TartufEe de Gigli ; traduites et publi^es avec une notice par L. G. Pdissier. Paris. 1889. 1. 12°. pp. 24. (Documents annot^s, 6.) Mol 880.17 First published in the Revue de Part dramatique, 1889, xiv. 65-86. "■^Glatigny, Albert. Le compliment a Mo- liere; a-propos en un acte. Paris. 1872. 12°. pp. 14. Mel 870.20 " Represente le 15 janv. 1872, sur I'Ddeon." Godin, Eugfene. La Lyre de Cahors; a-propos comique en un acte en vers pour I'anniversaire de Moliere. Paris. 1888. sm. 8°. pp.32. Mol 870.43 Moliere and Racine, each pretending himself to be the other, mystify a company of provincial admirers. Goldoni, Carlo. II Moliere ; commedia di cinque atti in versi. [Lipsia. 1781.] 16°. Mol 860.5 Cut from "Scelta delle commedie di Goldoni," 2' ed., 1781, iv. 87-164. Deals with the production of Tartuffe and the events leading to Moliere's marris^e. — 2 — The same. [Livomo. 1819.J sm. 12°. pp. (61). Mol 860.6 Cut from " Raccolta di commedie scelte di Gol- doni," 1819, V. 241-301. — 3 — Molifere ; com^die en cinq actes. [Translated by fetienne Aignan.] {In Chefs- d'ceuvre des theatres Strangers, 1822, etc., ix. 175-282.) Ital 8133.5(9) — 4 — Moliere. See Mercier, L. S. Molifere; drame imit6 de Goldoni. 1776; 1777. 72 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLlfeRE COLLECTION Gombert, A., editor of the following flays : — Les fourberies de Scapin. [i8 — ] ; 1886 ; 1894. See Part I. nos. 328, 335, 336. Le malade imaginaire. [18 — J; 1888. See Part I. nos. 351, 355. Le m6decin malgr6 lui. [18 — ] ; 1883. See Part I. nos. 375, 380. L'^cole des maris. 1835; 1876. See Part I. nos. 276, 278. Monsieur de Pourceaugnac. 1835. See Part I. no. 440. Amphitryon. 1838. See Part I. no. 172. L'teole des femmes. 1848; 1876. See Part I. nos. 265, 267. Le misanthrope. 1882. See Part L no. 410. Tartuffe. 1888. See Part I. no. 503. L'avare. 1889. See Part L no. 195. Les pr^cieuses ridicules. 1891. See Part I. no. 462. Le bourgeois gentilhomme. 1892. See Part L no. 237. Les femmes savantes. 1892. See Part I. no. 312. Gondinet, Edmond. A Molifere; vers. Paris. 1871. sm. 8°. pp.8. Mol 875.4 "Dits a la Comedie-franfaise, le 249^ anniversaire de la naissance de MoliSre, par M. Coquelin." A newspaper clipping is inserted, giving a brief ac- count of the' proceedings at the Comedie-franfaise and including a reprint of the poem. Gosselin, fedouard. Acte authentique constatant la presence de Molifere a Rouen en 1643. [Rouen. 1870.] 8°. pp. (3). Facsimile pkte. Mol 728.6 The plate contains facsimiles of the signatures of the members of the Illustre theatre, dated Nov. 3, 1643. Revue de la Normandie, 1870, pp. 239-241. — 2 — MoliereaRoueneni643. [Rouen. 1870?] 1.12°. pp. 22 + . Facsimile plate. Mol 728.6.2 "Extrait du Precis des travaux de I' Acad. imp. des sciences, belles-lettres et arts de Rouen, annee 1869-1870." ' ' Acte authentique constatant la presence de Mo- liSre a Rouen en 1643," pp. 20-22. The plate is the same as in the preceding title. Gosset, Arthur Henry, editor. L'avare. 1890. See Part I. no. 199. Gouges, Mme. Marie Olympe de. Molifere chez Ninon, ou Le siecle des grands hommes ; pifece episodique en prose et en cinq actes. Pans. 1788. sm. 8°. Mol 860.15 Depicts Ninon de Lenclos surrounded by her friends. [Gozzi, Gaspare], translator. II citta- dino ^entiluomo. [1756.] See Part L no. 244. Graaf , Reinier de. L'instrument de Mo- liere ; traduction du traits De clysteribus, 1668. Paris. 1878. 8°. Port, of Graaf and vigns. Mol 825.7 " Notice sur Regnier de Graaf," pp. 9-40. Le grand divertissement royal de Ver- sailles. [1668.] {Reprinted in MoLifeRE. Qiuvres, 1873-1900 [no. 93], vi. 599-614.) 2 cop. Mol 18.73.2(6); *Mol 18.73(6) A reprint of the program distributed to the guests at Versailles in 1668 when George Dandin was first produced. It contains the program and interludes. Also contained in Regnier's ed. of Molifere, 1878 [no. loi], iv. 83-87, and in Moland's ed. 1880-85 [no. 104], ix. 93-107. [Grimarest, Jean L6onor Le Gallois, sieur de.'] La vie de Moliere. Paris, Jacques le Febvre. 1705. 12°. Port. *Mol 707.1 First edition. Reviewed in " Lettre critique a M. de ' * * ", 1706. For an essay on the value of Grimarest's biography see Wilhelm Mangold's " Grimarest's Vie de MoliSre" in Schweitzer's " Mohere und seine biihne," 1881, ^^ir., heft. V. pp. 105-131. Portrait: — " P. Mignard pinx., B. Audran scul." Probably designed after the Bishop of Winchester or the Caesar portrait. — 2 — The same. [Paris. 1718.] sm. 12°. *Mol 707.2 Cut from "CEuvres de MohSre," 1718, i. 1-137. — 3 — M6moires sur la vie de Moliere. ;£dition publi^e par Aim6-Martin. [With notes of previous commentators and "His- toife de la troupe de Molifere" by Aim6- Martin.] Paris. 1824. 8°. Mol 707.3 This was printed from the plates of L. Aime- Martin's edition of Mohere, 1824-26 [no. 48], and issued in limited number with a special title-page. — 4 — La vie de Molifere. Rdimpression de r^dition originale et des pifeces annexes. Avec una notice par A. P. Malassis. Paris. 1877. 24°. Front. (2 cop.) Mol 707.4 ; Mol 707.4.2 With reprints of the original title-pages. " Clef des noms laisses en blanc," pp. 245-246. Pieces annexes : — Lettre critique a Mr. de * * * sur le livre intitule La vie de Moliere. 1 706. — Adi- tion a la Vie de Moliere, contenant une reponse a la critique que I'on en a faite. 1706. Grimarest's life of MoliSre is contained also in the following editions of Moliere : — 1710, Paris [no. 15], i. 1-90; 1718, Paris [no. 16], i. 1-90; 1730, Paris [no. 18], i. 1-90; 1732, Rotterdam [no. 19], i. 1-90; and Aime-Martin's editions of 1824-26 [no. 48], I. xxiii.-clxx., 1845 [no. 64], i. 1-104, and 1845 [no. 65], I. i.-cii. WORKS ON MOLI&KE 11 — 5 — The life of Mr. de Molifere. {In MoufeRE. Works, 1714 [no. 131], i. 1-70.) *Mol 60.1(1) — 6 — Addition a la Vie de Molifere, con- tenant une r^ponse a la critique que Ton en a faite. {In MoliMe. CEuvres, 17 10 [no. 15], i. 108-137.) *Mol 17.10(1) Also printed in his "Vie de MoK^re," [1718], pp. 108-137; 1877, pp. 199-244 and in the following editions of Moli&re: — 1718, Paris [no. 16], i. 108- 137; 1730, Paris [no. 18], i. 108-137; 1732, Rot- terdam [no. 19], i. 108-136. Griselin, Jean. Alliance; a-proposenun acte en vers. Paris. 1897. 12°. pp. 36. Mol 860.55.5 Corneille is introduced as an old man, deserted and needy. Moliere visits him and invites him to collabo- rate in writing Psyche. Groon, . Comparaison entre I'Avare de Moliere et I'Aululaire de Plaute. Verden. [1875.] 4°. PP- 3-32. (Progr. d. Kgl. Dom-gym., 1874/75.) Mol 167.10 Gucht, Johann van der, illustrator. Se- lect comedies of Molifere. 1732. See Part I. no. 132. — 2 — illustrator. The works of Molifere. 1748; 1755- See Part I. nos. 134, 135. Gudret, Gabriel. La promenade de Saint- Cloud (1669). Publi6e avec une notice et des notes par Georges Monval. Paris. 1888. sm. 12°. (NouvELLE collection moli^resque, 16.) 2 cop. Mol 853.3 ; Mol 853.3.2 " Un dialogue entre trois amis, dans les jardins de Saint-Cloud, sur les livres et les auteurs. Nous en- trons bientot en plein milieu molieresque, avec les amis et les ennemis du contemplateur, Soileau, Chapelle, La Fontaine, Dassoucy, Cotin, Menage, Boursault, Moliere lui-meme, dont le Tartuffe est assez rude- ment epluche." — Notice. Gu^rin, Mme. Armande B^jart, formerly Mme. MoLifeRE. See Moliere. [Gu^rin, Nicolas Armand Martial.] Myrtil et M^licerte ; pastorale hdroique. Avec une notice par Edouard Thierry et une preface par le bibliophile Jacob [pseudon. for Paul Lacroix]. Paris. 1882. sm. 12°. (Nou- VELLE collection molieresque, 10.) 2 cop. 8536.17 ; Mol 242.1.5 With a reprint of the original title-page, 1699. In this work the author has rewritten and com- pleted Moliere's Melicerte. t Guiffrey, Jules. Les amours de Gombaut et de Mac^e ; 6tude sur une tapisserie fran- gaise du Mus^e Saint- Lo. Paris. 1882. 4°. pp. 60. Plates and other illustr. Mol 698.8 A tapestry like this is referred to in Molifere's L'avare, act ii. scene i. Guillard, L6on. Moli6re directeur. [Paris. 1871.] sm. 8°. pp. (25). Mol 730.3 Clipped from L' entr'acte, 5—10 aoflt, 1871. Guillemot, Jules. Autour de Don Juan. [Paris. 1897.] 4°. pp. 6. Mol I93-I3 Revue bleue, 1897, 4^ ser., viii. 20-25. Gutzkow, Karl. Das urbild des Tartuffe ; lustspiel. New York. 185 1. sm. 8°. Mol 860.37.2 Deals with the intrigues set on foot to prevent the presentation of Tartuffe. — 2 — The same. 5^ aufl. Jena. 1880. sm. 8°. (Gesammelte werke ; 2^ ser., 6.) Mol 860.37.3 Haber, . Remarques sur la langue de Moliere. Culm. 1859. 4°. pp. 1-39. (Progr. d. Hoheren burger- und vorberei- tungs-sch.) Mol 608.1 Hagberg, Jakob Theodor, and others. Om arten Moliferes lustspel. Academisk afhand- lung af J. T. Hagberg och Axel Wahlback [och C. F. A. Ljungberg]. 2 pt. (in i vol., paged contin.). Upsala. 1851. 8°. pp.30. Mol 608.2 Hall, Jacob Nikolaas van. Molifere en zijn vijanden. [Amsterdam. 1879.] 8°. pp.31. Mol 708.1 Degids, 1879, 3= ser., I7ejaarg. 1-31. Hamel, Friedrich Albert. Moliere-syntax. Inaugural-dissertation. Halle. 1895. 8°. (2 cop.) 6233.40.5 ; Mol 608.3 " Lebensgang," after p. 140. Hamy, Ernest. Le M^decin volant; dtude m^dico-litt^raire. [Paris. 1866.] 8°. pp. (15). Mol 600.11 L'union medicate, 1866, N.s. xxxi. 145-152, 161-168. Hanriot, Charles. Le^on d'ouverture du cours de litterature fran^aise : Introduction a I'dtude du thdatre de Moliere. Clermont- Ferrand, ^/if. 1874. 8°. pp.35. (Faculty des lettres de Clermont.) Mol 608.4 Harrewijn, Franciscus, illustrator. Les ceuvres de Molifere. 1694; 1703. See Part I. nos. 10, 14. — 2 — illustrator. Le opere di Moliere, 1698. See Part I. no. 157. 74 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLlfeRE COLLECTION Hartmann, Karl. Einfluss Molifere's auf Diyden's komisch-dramatische dichtungen. Inaugural-dissertation. Leipzig. 1885. 4°. pp. 40 + . (2 cop.) 15431.25; Mol 608.16 " Vita," after p. 40. Harvard university, Cambridge, Mass. — Cercle franqais. 9^-12^ repr&entation annuelle, 1 895-1 898. [Programs.] Cam- bridge, etc. 1895-98. 8°. Plates. *Mol 910.1 Namely: — ix. Le malade imaginaire, dec, 1895. — X. Le bourgeois gentilhomme, mars, avril, 1897. — xi. Le medecin malgre lui, avril, 1898. — xii. La com- tesse d'Escarbagnas, Le sicilien; dec, 1898. Hatzfeld, Adolphe. Esquisses de po^tique th^atrale ; la passion et le travers. [Paris. 1893.] 8°. pp. (7). Mol 600.5 La revue, 10 juin, 1893, PP- S'T-S^S- Devotes particular attention to Moliere. — 2 — Aristophane et Moliere. [Paris. 1899.] 4°. pp. (4). Mol 600.11 Revue bleue, 1899, 40 ser. xii. 444-447. Hello, Ernest. Moliere et I'iddal moderne. [Paris. 1858.] 8°. pp. (10). Mol 600.5 Revue fianfaise, 1858, xii. 230—239. H^mon, F^ix. Molifere. 1893. {In his Cours de litt^rature, 1889, etc., vi.) 7543.35(2) [Henckels, Theodore, editor.'] L'avare. 1894. See Part I. nos. 205, 206. Henning, George Neely. Molifere's doc- trine. Thesis for honors in Romance lan- guages, Harvard university. 1898. 4°. ff. (5), 48. Type-written. *Mol 608.5 Henriquet, S. La voix du reve; a-pro- pos en un acta en vers. Paris. 1900. sm. 8°. pp. 16. Mol 870.60 " Represente sur la Coinedie-fran9aise, le IJ janv. 1900." The Muse appears to Molifere in a dream after the interdiction of Tartuffe and encourages him. Henry, Auguste, editor. Les femmes savantes. 1887; 1894. See Part I. nos. 310, 315. — 2 — editor. Moliere ; theatre choisi. [1898.] See Part I. no. 117. Herold, , joint editor. Les oeuvres de Molifere. 176 1. See Part L no. 27. Herold, F. A monsieur le president et a MM. les membres du Conseil municipal de Paris. [Letter recommending that the tablet marking the birthplace of Molifere, at 31 Rue du Pont Neuf, be transferred to 96 Rue St. Honors, and that the date in the inscription be changed from 1620 to 1622. Versailles. 1876.] 8°. pp. 4. Mol 700.1 Hervilly, Ernest d'. Le Docteur sans pareil ; comddie en un acta en vers. Paris. 1875. sm. 8°. pp. (4), 42. Mol 870.23 " Representee sur I'Odeon, le 2536 anniversaire de la naissance de Moli&re." The youthful Molifere persuades two of his play- mates, Madeleine Bejart and a doctor's son, to run off and offer their services to a charlatan. The latter praises a play, Le docteur sans pareil, which Moliere submits to him, and allows the three to join his com- pany. The children are, however, discovered by their irate parents and taken home. — 2 — Le magister ; comddie an un acte en vers. Paris. 1877. 12°. pp. (6), 24 -f-. Mol 870.26 "Representee a la Comedie-franfaise, le 255= an- niversaire de la naissance de Molifere." Deals with the anecdote of Moliere persuading his former tutor to become an actor. ^ — 3 — Poquelin pere et fils ; com^die en un acte en vers. Paris. 1881. 12°. pp.41. Mol 870.32 " Representee sur I'Odeon, le 259^ anniversaire de la naissance de Moli&re." " C'est sur un fait reel qu'est basee cette petite comedie fantaisiste. Dans les papiers de la succession de Moli&re il a ete decouvert la preuve que celui-d, instruit desembarras pecuniaires de son pfere, et n'osant venir directement a son aide, avait use d'un stratagSme filial pour lui faire accepter son argent." — Page 5. — 4 — Molifere en prison ; comedie en un acte en vers. Suivie de Au prisonnier du Chatelet, stances. Paris. 1886. 18°. pp. 44. Mol 870.37 " Representee a la Comedie-franfaise, le 264^ an- niversaire de la naissance de Moliere." MoliSre, imprisoned for debt, is visited by Rague- neau the pastry-cook. ^r — s — Cinq anniversaires de Molifere, 1874, 1875, 1877, 1881, 1886; comMies en vers. Preface d'Auguste Vitu. Paris. 1887. 16°. Port. Mol 870.22 Contents: — Le malade reel. Le Docteur sans pareil. Le magister. Poquelin pere et fils. Mo- liere en prison. Au prisonnier du Chitelet; stances. Sonnet a Maistre Adam. The first play introduces Sganarelle of Le medecin ma^e lui, who is represented as having survived until the present day. He falls ill and the doctors of past centuries are called in. Much to his surprise they pay homage to Moliere and prescribe as a medi- cine that he see one of MoliSre's plays. — 6 — L'hommage de Flipote ; a-prppos en vers. Paris. 1896. sm. 8°. pp. (6), 7. Mol 870.52 '"274= anniversaire de Molifere, a la Comedie-fran- faise." Flipote of Tartuffe pays homage to Molifere. WORKS ON MOLI^RE 75 Heydkamp, Wilhelm. Remarques sur la langue de Molifere. Bonn. 1882. 4°. pp. 19. Mol 608.6 " Progr. d. K. Gym. z. Munstereifel. 1882, nr. 400." Hillebr and, Karl (1829- ) . Des con- ditions de la bonne com^die ; r^ponse a la question posee par I'Acaddmie de Bordeaux : "Quels 6taient I'dtat des mceurs et la dispo- sition des esprits aux ^poques ou brilla la bonne com^die? Des ^Idments analogues existent-ils aujourd'hui en France?" Paris. 1863. 8°. Mol 608.7 Contains several references to Moliere. Hillemacher, Ernest, illustrator. CEuvres choisies de Molifere. 1866-75. See Part I. no. 80. Hillemacher, Fr^ddric. Galerie histo- rique des portraits des com^diens de la troupe de Moliere, graves a I'eau-forte, sur des documents authentiques ; avec des de- tails biographiques succincts, relatifs a chacun d'eux. Lyon. 1858. 8°. Portrs. and vign. *Mol 800.3 " Tire a 100 exemplaires. No. 32." Portrait of MoliJre after Nolin. See Lacroix's Iconographie, no. 71. — 2 — The same. 2* 6d. Lyon. 1869. 8°. Portrs. and vign. Mol 800.3.3 — 3 — illustrator. Le theatre de Mo- liere. 1864-70. See Part I. no. 78. — 4 — editor. Receptio publica unius juvenis medici. 1870; 1885. See Part I. nos. 366, 367, 368. Histoire des intrigues amoureuses de Mo- lifere. See La fametise cbmddienne. Histoire du monument 61evd a Moliere. 1845. See [Martin, L. A.]. Holmes, William, joint editor. Tartuffe. 1888. See Part I. no. 503. Hemmage du petit vaudeville au grand Racine. [1798.] See [Coupigny, A. F. DE, and others^ Horion, . Le Misanthrope. {In his Explication du theatre classique, 1891, pp. 603-666.) 7585-5-2 Horner, Emil. Der stofE von Moliferes Femmes savantes im deutschen drama. [Wien. 1896.] 8°. pp. (42). Mol 213.5 " Zeitschrift f.' d. dsierr. gymnasien, 1896, xlvii. 97-138- Les horreurs sans horreur. 1677; 1868. See [Jaulnay, C.]. L'enfer burlesque. Hostein, Hippolyte. Le monument de Molifere. 1844. See Clairville, L. F. N., and Hostein, Hippolyte. Houben, Heinrjch Hubert. Molieres Tartiiff e und Gutzkows Urbild des Tartuffe ; eine antikritische gtudie. [Berlin. 1899. 4°. pp. (r6).. Mol 600 Dramaturgische blatter, 18, 25 nov. 1899, ii. 361-376. Houssaye, Ars^ne Housset, called. Le mus6e de la Copi^die ; lettre a M. Romieu, sept. 1852. [P^ris. 18—.] 8°. pp. (12). FA 60.7.13 From an undetepniued volume of L'artiste. Mentions Houdon's bust and several portraits of Moliere. — 2 — Moliere. {In his Histoire du 4r°'^ fauteuil de TAcad^mie fran^aise, 1864, pp. loo-iio.) 7558.35 Also in the edition of 1884 [7558.36J. — 3 — Molifere artiste ; [by] Lord Pilgrim [pseudon. Paris. 1876.] 1.8°. pp. (10). Mol 600.12 L'artiste, 1876, pp. 236-245. A study of Moliere's La gloire du Val-de- Grace considered as a treatise on the theory of painting, with a dissertation on the place of the stage in art and in life. •^ — 4 — Les comediennes de Molifere. Paris, 1879. 8°. Portrs. Mol 800.5 The portraits are etchings of Moliere as a young man in the role of a Roman emperor and of the actresses of Moli&re's troupe. Noticed in Le molie- riste, i. 153, 189, 216. — 5 — La po^tique de Moliere. [Paris. 1879.] 1.8°. pp. (6). Mol 600.12 L'artiste, 1879, pp. 382-387. — 6 — Moliere, sa femme, et sa fiUe. Paris. 1880. f°. Portrs., plates, and other illustr. *Mol 698.1 There are two impressions of each plate in different colors. A third, on satin, is inserted of the frontis- piece and of the portrait of Armande as a nereid. There are a number of portraits of Moliere which are all described in Appendix I. of this Catalogue. — 7 — L'oiseau bleu de Moliere [Ar- mande B^jart. Paris. 1880.] 1.8°. pp. (7). L'artiste, 1880, i. 51-57. Mol 60O.I2 Huard, Adrien. Dialogue des morts sur la propriety Htt^raire. 1862. See Beaume, Alexandre, and Huard, Adrien. Hughes, John, translator. 1735. See Part I. no. 213. The miser. 76 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLlilRE COLLECTION Hugues, Clovis. Une nuit de Molifere; comddie en un acte et un vers. Suivie d'une po^sie a Molifere. Marseille. 1879. sm. 8°. pp. 22. Mol 870.30 " Representee au thetoe du Gymnase de Marseille, le 17 janv. 1879, a I'occasion de ranniversaire de Mo- liere." The Muse appears to Molifere and inspires him. Humbert, Claas. Das urtheil des herrn von Schack iiber Moliere's Femmes savantes [in his Geschichte der dramatischen literatur und kunst in Spanien]. — Moli^re und der conventionelle standpunkt seiner zeit, in mo- ralischer hinsicht, in kunstlerischer beziehung. [Braunschweig. 1858.] 8°. pp. (78). Mol 213.5 Archiv fiir das studium der neueren sprachen und litteraturen, 1858, xxiii. 63-140. Reviewed by Adolf Laun in the Archiv, 1858, xxiv. 221-222. — 2 — Le Phormion de Tdrence et les P"ourberies de Scapin de Moli^re. Elber- feld. 1859. 4°. pp. 3-21. (Progr. d. realsch.) Mol 217.5 — 3 — Moli^re, Shakspeare und die deut- sche critik. Leipzig. 1869. 8°. Mol 608.12 — 4 — Molifere in England. Bielefeld. 1874. 4°. pp. 22. Mol 608.13 "Progr. d. gym. u. realsch. i. ordnung." — 5 — Friedrich Jacobs iiber Moli^re und die klassiker aus dem zeitalter Ludwigs XIV. i. Molifere. Bielefeld. 1879. 4°- PP-3-24- (Progr. d. gym. und realsch. 1879, no- 293.) Mol 608.11 — 6 — Lessing iiber Molifere. (/« Schweitzer, Heinrich. Molifere und seine biihne, 1881, i. iii. 3-18.) 2 cop. Mol 619.5.2 ; Mol 619.5 — 7 — Deutschlands urteil iiber Molifere. Oppebi. 1883. 8°. (2 cop.) Mol 608.8.2 ; Mol 608.8 — 8 — Englands urtheil iiber Moli^re den einzigen nebenbuhler Shakspeare's und den grossten komiker aller zeiten. 2« aufl. Leipzig. 1884. 8°. Mol 608.9 — 9 — Lustige puppen-tragodie vom sich selbst entleibenden Lindau; oder, Schiller, Lessing, Goethe, Moli^re und Paul Lindau's "frische wissenschaftlichkeit auf dem markte des lebens." 2 pt. (in i vol.). Bielefeld. [1885.] 8°. Mol 608.10 A criticism of the views expressed by Lindau in the introduction to the 1883 edition of Bierling's transla- tion of Moliire [no. 152] concerning Schiller, Les- sing, and Goethe's appreciations of Moliere. — 10 — Moliere der vater der deutschen schauspielkunst, oder Die deutsche biihne und Moliere. [Berlin. 1885.] 8°. pp. (48). Mol 608.14 Central-organ fur die interessen des realschul- wesens, 1885, xiii. 593-640. — 1 1 — Schiller, Lessing, Goethe, Mo- liere und herr Paul Lindau. Goethe iiber Moliere nebst einigen bemerkungen von Lessing und Schiller. [Bielefeld. 1885.] 8°. pp. 31 [29]. Mol 608.10 " WissenschaftUche abhandlung z. d. jahresber. d. gym. u. realgym. 1885." Also published as a part of his " Lustige puppen- tragodie von sich selbst entleibenden Lindau, ek." Imperfect: — lacks pp. iii.-iv., probably purposely removed. — 1 2 — r Zu Molieres leben und werken und zu Shakspeares Hamlet. Bielefeld. 1899. 4°. pp. 28. Mol 608.15 " Wissensch. beilage l. jahresber. d. gym. u. real- gym. 1899, nr. 366." — 13 — editor of the following plays : — L'avare. 1889. See Part I. no. 196. Le bourgeois gentilhomme. 1890. See Part I. no. 235. Le malade imaginaire. [189-?] See Part I. no. 356. Hurtado, Antonio. El collar de Lescot ; drama en tres actos en prosa. Madrid. 1868. sm. 8°. pp.78. (El teatro.) Mol 860.41 Treats the anecdote of President Lescot's attentions to Armande Bejart. Les hypocrites. Paris. 1883. 8°. pp. 10. Mol 270.28 A reference to Tartuffe is contained on page 7. Iddesleigh, Stafford Henry Northcote, 1st earl of. See Northcote. L'impresario in angustie, ed II convitato di pietra; f arse per musica. Milano. [1789?] 16°. pp. 8, 28, (2), 35. Mol 194.18 The second part has a half-title, reading " D. Gio- vanni, ossia II convitato di pietra. ' ' L'impromptu de I'Hostelde Cond6. 1875. See Montfleury, A. J., called. Les incompatibles, ballet. See Ballet des incompatibles. Les intrigues amoureuses de M. de * * * * et de Mad. * * * * son Spouse. See La fa- meuse comedienne. WORKS ON MOLlfeRE 77 Les intrigues de Molifere et celles de sa femme, ou La fameuse comedienne. See La fameuse comedienne. Isola, G., illustrator. Commedie tras- portse da ro frangeise in lengua zeneize. 1830. See Part L no. 158. Jacob, Antoine, called Montfleury. See Montfleury. Jacob, P. L., bibliophile, pseudon. See Lacroix, Paul. Jacobs, Friedrich. J. B. P. Molifere. {In Charaktere der vornehmsten dichter aller nationen, 1792-1808, iv. 5-83.) IV. 4013(4) Jacquelin, Jacques Andr^. Molifere avec ses amis. 1801. See Rigaud, A. F., and Jacquelin, J. A. Jacquinet, Paul, joint editor. Molifere : Les prteieuses ridicules. 1893. See Part I. no. 464. — 2 — editor. Moliere ; theatre choisi. [1898.] See Part I. no. 117. — 3 — editor. Le bourgeois gentilhomme. 1899. See Part I. no. 241. Jal, Augusta. Dictionnaire critique de biographic et d'histoire ; errata et supple- ment pour tous les dictionnaires historiques d'aprfes des documents authentiques in^dits. Paris. 1867. 1. 8°. pp. (2), 1326. 17.19 Important documents and other matter of interest to Moliere students are printed under the following heads : — MoliSre, Baron, Beauval, Bejart, Lagrange, Pare (Du), Poquelin, etc. A longer list is given at the end of the article on MoliJre ou page 875 of the dictionary. Janet, Paul (1823-1899). La philoso- phic dans les comedies de Moliere. Lu dans la seance publique annuelle des cinq academies du 25 oct. 1872. Paris. 1872. 4°. pp. 18. (2 cop.) 6231.34 ; Mol 610.1 The cover serves as title-page, and is lacking in the Bocher copy. — 2 — La psychologie des charact^res : Moliere. (/« his Les passions et les carac- tferesdans la litterature du xvii^ sifecle, 2^ ed., 1888, pp. 69-163.) 7564-37 Janet-Lange, Ange Louis Janet, called, illustrator. (Euvres completes de Molifere. [185 1.] See Part I. no. 68. Janin, Jules. Moliere. {In Moliere. CEuvres completes, 1868 [no. 84], pp. i.-xv.) *Mol 8.68 Also in the edition of 1871 [no. 89]. — 2 — Les servantes de Moliere et les soubrettes de Marivaux. [Paris. 1874.] 1.8°. pp. (8). Mol 600.12 L'artiste, mars, 1874, pp. 153-160. Jardins, G. de Colv6 des. See Colvd des Jardins. Jardins, Marie Catherine Hortense des, called Mme. de Villedieu. See Desjardins. [Jaulnay, C] L'enfer burlesque [by Jaulnay]. — Le mariage de Belphegor [after Machiavelli by Tannegui Le Fevre]. — 6pi- taphes de Mr. de Moliere. Cologne. 1677. 24°. Front. *Mol 850.2 On pp. 21-25 '1^^ author caricatures Molifere. A portion of the frontispiece represents the latter in the act of undergoing infernal torments. An edition of L'enfer burlesque was published in 1671 with the title " Les horreurs sans horreur." See Desfeuille's Notice bibliographique, pp. 191-192. — 2 — The same. Reimprimes sur 1' edi- tion de Cologne, 1677, et augmentes d'une notice bibliographique par Paul Lacroix. Geneve. 1868. sm. 12°. Plate. (Col- lection molieresque.) 2 cop. *Mol 845.1.3; *Mol 850.3 " Tire a 100 exemplaires numerotes, no. 16, 44." Jeannel, Charles Julien. La morale de Moliere. Paris. 1867. 8°. (2 cop.) Mol 610.2.2; Mol 610.2 — 2 — Le diner d'Harpagon et la gas- tronomic frangaise au xvn^ siede. [Paris. 1870.] 8°. pp. (11). Mol 167.6 Le correspondant, 1870, N.s. xlvii. 1 10-120. Jensen, Kr. Sandfeld. Moliere og bans modstandere, 1662-1664. KJ0benhavn. 1893. 8°. pp. (2), 66. (Studier fra sprog- og oldtidsforskning, 13.) Mol 610.3 Joguenet, ou Les vieillards dupes ; comedie en trois actes. Premiere forme des Fourbe- ries de Scapin, publiee d'apres un manuscrit contemporain et qui parait etre autographe, par le bibliophile Jacob [pseudon. for Paul Lacroix]. Geneve. 1868. sm. 12°. (Col- lection molieresque.) 2 cop. *Mol 845.1.3; *Mol45i.i " Tire a 100 exemplaires numerotes. No. II, 75." This play, far from being the original form of the Fourberies, is, without any grave doubts, a later pro- duction, and is probably a contemporary adaptation. 78 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLliiRE COLLECTION Large portions of the text were copied verbatim from MoliSre's play. Lacroix's introductory letter is re- printed with slight additions from La revue des pro- vinces, 1865, vi. 112-119 [extracted: Mol 453.2]. Reviewed by " S " in the Revue critique d'histoire et de litlerature, 1868, ii. 58-61 [extracted: Mol 600.5] ; answered by C. Galuski in the same journal, 1868, ii. 157-160 [reprinted: Mol 453.5]. See also Lacroix, nos. 232, 233, 1732. — 2 — Acte iii. [Published by fedouard Fournier. Paris. 1865.] 8°. pp. (12). Mol 453.2 Revue des provinces, 1865, vi. 120— 131. Johannot, Tony, illustrator. CEuvres de Moliere. 1835. See Part I. no. 58. Joliet, Charles. Le mariage d'Alceste; com^die pastiche en un acte en vers. Paris. 1874. 12°. pp. 31. Mol 880.20 "Le Mariage d'Alcesten'su d'autre pretention que d'Stre un pastiche, inspire par les deux derniers vers du Misanthrope. L'auteur a cherche une conclusion tiree des caractferes et de I'essence meme du sujet: Alceste epouse CelimSne, comme Moliere a epouse Armande Bejart. ' ' — Avertissement. — 2 — Molifere ; stances. Paris. 1879. sm. 8°. pp. 8. Mol 875.7 " Dites a la Comedie-franfaise par Sarah Bernhardt et Lloyd a I'occasion du 257= anniversaire de la nais- sance de Moliere." Jolly, Antoine Francois, editor. Les oeuvres de Moliere. 1734; 1739; i749; 1753 j 1768. See Part I. nos. 20, 22, 24, 25, 29. [ — 2 — ] Catalogue des critiques qui ont €t€ faites contre les comedies de Molifere et de quelque apologies. {In Moliere. CEuvres, 1739 [iio. 22], I. Ixv.-lxxxii.) *Mol 17.39 Also in the editions of 1749, 1753, 1768; nos. 24, 25, 29. Joran, Theodore. L'tcole des femmes.. {In CoNFi^RENCES faites aux matindes classi- ques de I'Od^on, 1898, x. 10.) 7554-i3(io) Joret-Desclosi6res, Gabriel. Un ancetre du M^decin malgrd lui; le Vilain mire (le Paysan mddecin) : lecture faite a la stance publique du 23 avril, 1876. [Paris. 1877.] 8°. pp. (9). Mol 600.11 L'investigateur, 1877, pp. 85-93. Jouaust, Damase, editor. Theatre com- plet de Moliere. 1876-83; 1882-83. See Part I. nos. 97, 106. Jouhaud, Auguste. L'Orgon de Tartuffe ; comMie en trois actes et en vers. Paris. 1873. 18°. pp. 84. Mol 880.21 A sequel to Tartuffe. Orgou is again deceived, this time by a free-thinker who poses as a nobleman. | Jouin, Henry. Corneille et LuUi ; en un acte en vers. Paris. 1887. sm. 8°. pp. 31. Mol 860.52.2 " A I'occasion de 1' anniversaire de Corneille." LuUi's daughter inspires Corneille in writing Psyche. Joynes, Edward Southey, editor. Le mi- santhrope. 1872; [cop. 1872]. SeePartL nos. 402, 403. editor. L'avare. 1882. See Part I. no. 188. Jubil6 de Moliere organist au Thdatre- italien. 1873. See Paris, .Fra«f^ — Theatre italien. Jubin, George.' Molifere et Cyrano ; comd- die en un acte en vers. Paris. 1899. 18°. pp. 36. Mol 870.58 " Representee [a] I'Odeon, le 15 janv. 1899." Cyrano de Bergerac renews old acquaintance with MoliSre, meeting him by accident the day before the opening of the lUustre theStre. Karcher, Theodore, editor. See [Dude- vant, 7l/>«^. A. L. A. U.]. Molifere. 1868. Eayser, Heinrich, editor. Der menschen- feind. 1867; [187-?]. See Part I. nos. 432,433- Kayser, Hermann. Zur syntax Moliere's. Inaugural-dissertation. Kiel. 1885. 8°. pp.49-)-. (2 cop.) 6233.40; Mol 611. 1 " Lebenslauf," after p. 49. i^Kerjean, Louis de. Molifere, est-il venu a Nantes? Nantes. 1863. 8°. pp. 14. Mol 728.6.2 " Extrait de la Revue de Bretagne et de Vendee." " 50 exemplaires." The author claims that the Morliere mentioned in the town register of Nantes Is not identical with Mo- liere the dramatist. Kern, Friedrich, editor and translator. Innisa'u-l'alimat von Muhammad bey 'Osman Galal; neuarabische bearbeitung von Mo- liere's Femmes savantes. 1898* SeePartL nos. 322, 323. Kissling, Georg, editor. Le misanthrope. 1846. See Part I. no. 395. Klapp, Albert. L'avare ancien et mo- derne tel qu'il a ix€ peint dans la littdrature. Parchim. 1877. 4°. pp. 1-19. (Progr. d. Friedrich- Franz gym. "1877, nr. 524.") Mol 167.12 Kleist, Heinrich von. Amphitryon; ein lustspiel nach Molifere. Berlin. [18 — .] 16°. pp. (72). Mol 880.22 The pages are numbered " 201-268." WORKS ON MOLltlEB 79 Klingelhoffer, W. Plaute imit^ par Mo- li^re et Shakespeare. Darmstadt. [1873.] 4°. pp. 32. (Progr. d. Grossherzoglichen gym.) 2 cop. Lp 26.788; Mol 167.10 ' ' Les deux pieces de Plaute que nous avons a ex- aminer, sont V Aulularia et les Menechmes, dont la premiere a fourni le sujet pour VAvare de Molifere et I'autre pour la Comedie des erreurs de Shakespeare." — Page/^. Klug, Gustav. Molifere m seinem farcen und ersten comodien, hauptsachlich nach gesichtspunkten der aesthetik und moral beurtheilt. Strausberg. 1877. 4°. pp. 3-32. (Progr. d. Hoheren burgersch. "1877, nr. 93.") Mol 611.2 Knorich, Wilhelm, if(/«'A»/-. Moli^re. 1879- 85 ; 1883-90. See Part I. nos. 92, 103. — 2 — Professor Dr. Adolf Laun, 1 807- 188 1. [Necrology.] (/« Schweitzer, Hein- rich, ed. Molifere und seine biihne, 1882, ii. iv. pp. iv.— ix.) 2 cop. Mol 619.5.2; Mol 619.5 — 3 — Die quellen des Avare von Mo- li^re. [Oppeln, , no. 179. Leveaux, Alphonse. fetude sur Molifere ; le Mariage forc6, les Fourberies de Scapin. Compifegne. 1881. 8°. pp.29. Mol 233.5 — 2 — L'enseignement moral dans les comedies de Molifere. Compiegne. 1883. 8°. Mol 612.9 Levi, Moritz, editor. L'avare. 1904. See Part I. no. 211. Levinstein, Kurt. Christian Weise und Molifere; eine studie zur entwicklungs- geschichte des deutschen lustspiels. Inau- gural-dissertation. Berlin. [1899.J 8°. pp. 45-I-. (2 cop.) 17525.34; Mol 612.10 "Vita," after p. 45. Leys, L., editor. Le misanthrope. [188-?] See Part I. no. 408. " Sur les clefs que Ton a donnees du Misanthrope," pp. 89-96. [Ligne, Charles Joseph, prince de.] Let- tres a Eugenie [sur les spectacles]. Paris. 1774. 8°. Thr 127.74 Contains frequent references to Molifere's characters. Lindau, Paul. Molifere's " Tartuffe " und Gutzkow's "Urbild des Tartuffe." Berlin. [186-?] 8°. pp. 32. Mol 270.28 " Separat-abdruck aus dem feuilleton des Berliner fremden- und anzeigeblatts." Also contained in his " Literarische rucksichts- losigkeiten," 3^ aufl., Leipzig, 1871, pp. 179-235 [20594.59.2]. Criticized by H. H. Houben in his " Gutzkow-funde," Berlin, 1901, pp. 121-143 [20553-3S]- — 2 — Molifere in Deutschland. Wien. 1867. 8°. pp. (2), 24. Mol 612. II " Separatabdruck aus der Internationa len revue, nr. 4." Also contained in his " Literarische rucksichtslosig; keiten," 3= aufl., 1871, pp. 158-178 [20594.59.2]. A study of Liidemann's, Grunert's and Baudissin's translations with a brief review of Schlegel's and Goe- the's judgments upon Moli&re. — 3 — Moliere ; eine erganzung der bi- ographic des dichters aus seinen werken. Leipzig. 1872. 8°. Port. (2 cop.) Mol 712.3.2'; Mol 712.3 Portrait; — photograph of Houdon's bust. — 4 — editor. Moli^re's ausgewahlte werke ; uebersetzt von F. S [I]. Bierling. [1883.] See Part L no. 152. — 5 — Moliere in Deutschland. {In MoLiiRE. Ausgewahlte werke, 1883 [no. 152]. i- 5-3S-) Mol 62.30(1) Contents : — Die iibersetzungen. Wie sind Moliferes verse zu ubersetzen. MoliSre und unser publikum. Mo- liere und unsre klassiker : Lessing, Schiller, Goethe. Criticized by Claas Humbert in his " Lustige pup- pen-tragodie. ' ' — 6 — Molifere und die beiden B^jart. [Breslau. 1886.] 8°. pp. (16). Mol 750.10 Nord und sud, 1886, xxxvii. 391-406. "WOEKS ON MOLlfiRE 87 Lindner, Felix. Henry Fieldings drama- tische werke; litterarische studie. Leipzig, etc. 1895. 8°. (2 cop.) 17427.27; Mol 612.12 The author refers to Molifere in his studies of Field- ii^'s Mock doctor and the Miser, and in his review of Fielding's sources. Lion, Karl Theodor. Einleitung zu Mo- liere'sFemmessavantes. Langensalza. 1870. 8°. pp. 39. Mol 213.3 " Beigabe z.d. jahresber. d. Hoherenbiirgerschule." editor of the following plays : — Les femmes savantes. 1 87 1 . See Part I. See Part I. no. 496. 1877. See Part I. no. 300. Tartuffe. 1872. Le misanthrope. no. 407. L'avare. 1879. See Part I. no. 187. Li vet, Charles Louis, editor. See [La fameuse comedienne]. Les intrigues de Moliere, etc. 1876; 1877. — 2 — Note sur les ennemis de Moliere. {In Chalussay, Le Boulanger de. !61o- mire hypocondre, 1878, pp. v.-lxxxvi.) Mol 855.3 — 3 — Lexique de la langue de Moliere comparde a celle des 6crivains de son temps ; avec des comraentaires de philologie histo- rique et grammaticale. 3 tom. Paris. 1895-97- 8°. (2 cop.) Mol 570.10.2 ; Mol 570.10 editor of the following plays : — L'avare. 1882; 1887. See Part I. nos. 189, 193. Tartuffe. 1882 ; 1887. See Part L nos. 500, 502. Le misanthrope. 1883; 1887. See Part L nos. 411, 414. Les femmes savantes. 1884. See Part L no. 308. Les prteieuses ridicules. 1884. See Part I. no. 452. Le bourgeois gentilhomme. 1886. See Part L no. 231. Le livre abominable de 1665 qui courait en manuscrit sous le nom de Moliere ; com^- die politique en vers sur le proems de Fou- quet. D^couvert & public sur une copie du temps par L. A. M6nard. 2 tom. Paris. 1883. sm. 8°. Mol 855.12.5 Menard attributes the work to Mohere. See Mon- val's criticisms in Le molierisle, v. 281-285, S'S-S'S and the report of the consequent law-suit brought s^ainst him by Menard in the same journal, v. 328- 329. 365 and vi. 16-19, 35-39- Loeve-Veimars, Francois Adolphe, Baron. Tartuffe et le Malade imaginaire. [Paris. 1833.] 8°. pp. (S3)- Mol 270.5 Cut from his "NepenthSs," 1833, ii. 193-255. ""•Loiseleur, Jules. Les points obscurs de la vie de Moliere; les anndes d'^tude, de lutte et de vie nomade, les ann^es de gloire, mariage et mfeage. [With " notes et pieces justificatives."] Paris. 1877. 8°. Port. (2 cop.) Mol 712.5.2 ; Mol 712.5 Reviewed by F. Brunetiere in La revue des deitx mondes, 1877, xxii. 587-616 [clipped: — Mol 600.5]. Fortran. ■ — Etching by Ad. Lalauze " d'aprfes un portrait peint vers 1658 appartenant a Mr Courtois." A notice by Paul Lacroix regarding the portrait is pre- fixed. — 2 — Les restes mortels de Moliere et de La Fontaine. [Paris. 1877. J 8°. Le temps, 4, 13 dec. 1877. Mol 60O.I4 In a volume of clippings, pp. 90-104. — 3 — Moliere ; nouvelles controverses sur sa vie et sa famiUe. Orleans. 1886. 18°. Mol 712.4 "150 exemplaires." Contents: — Fanatiques et detracteurs de MoliSre. La belle-mere de Moliire. Les infortunes conjugales de Molifere. L'affaire Guichard. L'histoire de la Guerin. La verite sur Mme. Moliere. Un beau trait controverse; [la maison aux piliers des Halles]. Si les restes de MoliSre ont eu le sort de ceux de Voltaire. L'excommuuication des comediens. Les autographes de MoliSre. L'enigme d'Alceste. Proposition de creer un Musee-MoliSre. Longhaye, Georges. Le souper d'Auteuil. [Comedy.] Paris. 1864. 8°. pp. 20. Mol 873.10 " Extrait des Etudes religieuses, historiques et lit- teraires. ' ' "Representee, 18 fev. 1864, a I'Ecole libre de Vaugirard." "Nous avons cru [que cette comedie] interesserait nos lecteurs, comme etude sur la langue et les moeurs de certains ecrivains du xvil= sificle, particuliSrement Molifere." — Page 2. Loquin, Anatole. Molifere a Bordeaux vers 1647 et en 1656, avec des considera- tions nouvelles sur ses fins dernieres, a Paris en 1673, ou peut-etre en 1703. 2 tom. Paris, Mesnil, Edmond R^v^rend du. See R^- v^rend du Mesnil. The metamorphosis. 1704. See [Corey, John]. Meurer, Karl Vitus. Larivey's Les es- prits als quelle zu Molifere's Avare, unter beriicksichtigung der Aulularia des Plautus. Inauguraldissertation, Jena. Coblenz. 1873. 8°. pp. 35. (2 cop.) Lp 26.773 ; Mol 167.6 Michelet, Jules. La conquete de la Flan- dre : Montespan, Amphitryon, 1667. [Brux- elles. 1859.] 8°. pp. (ro). Mol 163.5 La libre recherche, 1859, xvi. 5-14. Mil^s, L. Roger. See Roger-Miles. Miller, James, translator. The works of Molifere. 1732; 1739; 1748; i7S5- See, Part I. nos. r32, 133, 134, 135. Minier, Hippolyte. Les bas bleus. A Molifere. [Poem.] Bordeaux. [1844.] 8°. pp. 12. Mol 863.17 Bound with this are poems in honor of Moli&re by George Herbert, Le Feyer, Beuzeville and Ernest Vidal. -—2 — Molifere a Bordeaux ; com^die 6pi- sodique en deux actes et en vers. Bordeaux. 1865. 8°. pp. (2), 60. Mol 870.12 " Representee [au] The&tre-frailfais de Bordeaux, le 14 janv., 1865." Moli6re and his troupe visit the due d'Epfirnon. Lengthy extracts from Le depit amoureux and from Le misanthrope are woven into the play. Moland, Louis, editor. CEuvres com- pletes de Moli^re. 1863-64; 1880-85. See Part I. nos. 77, 104. — 2 — Bibliographie [de Molifere]. {In MoLifeRE. CEuvres, 1863-64 [no. 77], vii. 463-547-) 2 cop. Mol 18.63.4(7); *Mol 18.63.3(7) Also in Moland's ed. of 1880-85 [n°- I04]i i- 465-540. — 3 — Molifere et la com^die italienne. lllustrd d^ vignettes reprdsentant les princi- paux types du theatre italien. Paris. 1867. 8°. Mol 613.4 Contains the portrait of Molifere as Sganarelle by Simonnin. — 4 — The same. 2« 6d. Paris. 1867. 18°. lUustr. Mol 613.5 — ^—editor. Tartuffe. [188-?] See Part I. no. 499. — 6 — editor. Le bourgeois gentil- homme. [1882.] See Part I. no. 226. — 7 — Lexique de la langue de Molifere. 1884. {In MoLifeRE. CEuvres, 1880-85 [no. 104], xii. 241-504.) 2 cop. Mol 18.80.2(12); Mol 18.80(12) — 8 — Molifere, sa vie et ses ouvrages; avec une notice sur le thMtre et la troupe de Molifere. Dessins de V.-A. Poirson. Paris. r887 [r886]. 1.8°. Port., plates, and other illustr. (2 cop.) *Mol 698.2; Mol 698.2.2 Portrait: — Woodcut of Audran's engraving after Mignard. Previously published in the author's editions of Mo- liSre, 1863-64 [no. 77], i. ix.-ccxx., vii. 385-461; and 1880-85 [no- 104]) I- 27-464; II. i.-liv. •• — 9 — Vie de J.-B. P. Moliere, histoire de son theatre et de sa troupe. Nouv. ^d., revue et augments. Paris. 1892. 18°. Port. Mol 713.5 Portrait: — woodcut by Hidoch after the fanciful Sta^l portrait prefixed to the two Moland editions of the works. Molifere; com^die. 1828. See [Dercy, A. F.]. ^Moliere a la nouvelle salle. 1782. See [La Harpe, J. F. de]. WORKS ON MOLlilRE 93 Moliere a Lyon, 1653-1657. [1835.J See [P6ricaud, "Antoine]. " Moliere comments d'apres les observa- tiotis de nos meilleurs critiques. 1813. See Simonnin, Jacques, editor. Le Moliere de la jeunesse. See Part I. no. 60. Moliere le critique et Mercure aux prises avec les philosophes. 1709. See [Le Noble, Eustache, baron de Saint Georges and de Tenneliere'\. Moliere-museum. 1881 ['79]-84. See Schweitzer, Heinrich, editor. Moliere und seine biihne ; Molifere-museum. [Moliere portfolio, containing prints, for the most part portraits of Molifere.] f°. 39 sheets. Mol 925.1 All but a few of these prints are described in the note on the portraits printed as Appendix I. of this Catalogue. [Moliere scrap-book, pings, prints, etc.'] Programs, clip- Mol 900.1 Contains menus of the Molifere banquets in Paris of 1885, 1886, 1889, several programs, issued with LHllustration, of performances at the Comedie-fran- faise, 1894-99, an account of the inauguration of the Moli&re monument in Paris, 1844, from L' illustration, clippings from several journals, prints illustrating the plays, and other matter. Moliere und seine biihne; Molifere-mu- seum. 1881 ['79]-84. See Schweitzer, Heinrich, editor. Moliere, Mme. Armande B^jart de, after- wards Mme. GuArin. Requete a I'archeveque de Paris. [1800.] See [Francois de Neuf- chateau, N. L., Comte, editor]. See also La fameuse comedienne. Moliere (Henriette Sylvie de), Les avan- tures ou m^moires de. See [Alegre, d']. Les avantures, etc. [17 — ?] Moliere, Jean Baptiste Poquelin de, pseudon. Le docteur amoureux. 1862. See Calonne, Ernest de. Le moli^riste; revue mensuelle, publide par Georges Monval. Ann^e i.-x. Avril 1879— mars 1889. Paris. 1880 ['79J-89. 8°. lUustr. (2 cop.) *Mol 5I3-I-2; Mol 513. 1 No more published. Index to Le molieriste : — Actors. See Balletti, Barbn, Beauchateau, Bejart, Benozzi, Brecourt, Brochard, Brohan, Clerselier, Coquelin, Du Pare, Floridor, Florimont, La Barre, Lagrange, La Source, La Thorilli&re, Loyal, Pois- son, Rachel, Raisin, Rosimond, SurUs, Urtubie. excommunication of. See Excommunication. Advocat sans estude, Dutch transl. of, publ. under M's name, 1. 152 (V. H.), 182-3 (Monval). Albi, M. at, 1647, 1657, 1.15-20 (Monval). Alceste, as a comic character, 7.99 (Augier); as a serious character, 7. 131-6 (Hillemacher) . See also Montausier, due de. AUouard, Henri, statue of M. by (plate), 4.177. Amants magnifiques, illustr. for, lo.293-S(Lapierre). Amblard, Franfois, creditor of M., 3.239-41. America, M. in, 3.131-6 (Matthews). Amour medecin, 3.99-1 10 (Thierry) ; illustr. for, 10.19-23 (Lapierre). Amphitryon, Dumas fils and, 2.343-4 (MarieJ ; simi- lar passages in Shakspere, 0. 306-8 (L. G. P.); illustr. for, 10. 182-9 (Lapierre). — Act I, sc. 2, 1.254 (Marie), 287-8 (Martin), 3.248 (Marie); act 3, sc. 4, 3.247 (Marie). Anecdotes. See Baron; Chigi; Coachman; Land- lord; Louis XIV.; Saint-Gilles. Aniel, Ernest, obituary, 6. 11 2-3 (ed.). Anniversaries. See also Banquets. of M's birth, 1844, 4.82-6(A.); 1880,1.328-34. Apothecaries. See Medicine. Appreciations of M., 4.35-60, 67-70 (E. Scherer); 40-2 (Sainte Beuve); 5.67-77 (Goethe, Schiller, Lessing) ; 7.67-8 (Hugo) ; 230-2, 323-5 (J. Clare- tie); 357-64 (Mouflette); 8.162 (E. Chevreul); 221-2, 246-7 (Gautier) ; 9. 1 i-i6(Florian) ; 10. 193- 200 (P. Pie! at) . Araspe et Simandre (novel containing references to M's plays), 1. 305-9 (Livet). Arbre aux precheurs (corner post like that of the pavil- ion des cinges), 2.48-9 (Copin). Aretino, Pietro. Lo hipocrito, precursor of Tartuffe, 6.144 (A. R.), 190 (Fritsche), 219 (Veyran). Army, performances of plays of M. in. See Mahon, performances at. Arnauld d'Andilly, original of Tartuffe, 3.355-8 (La- croix) . Arnolphe, as a comic character, 7.99 (Augier) ; as a serious character, 7.131-6 (Hillemacher). Arsinoe, IO.1-13, 33-45 (Thierry). Art critic, M. as, 5.330-5 (Houssaye). Assoucy, C. C. d', 1. 25 1-2 (Foumier) ; letter to M., 3.208-10. Attributed works. See Advocat sans estude; Ballet des incompatibles ; Ballet des vrays moyens de par- venir; Chambermaid scene; Gros-Rene petit en- fant; Livre abominable; Melisse; Poems attributed to M. ; Scaramouche ermite. Audacity of M's plays, 9.321-33 (Thierry). Autographs of M., report of commission on, 8.36-40 (Monval); study of M's signature, 8.110-7 (Mi- chon). — 1644, Dec. 19, 7.123-4; 1648, May 18, 2.50 (Humbert); 1650, Dec. 17 (facsim.), 7.233- 46 (Monval); 1659, Aug. 26, 8.135-6 (Campar- don), 174-8 (Monval); 1660, June 30, 2.222 (Monval); 1664, Jan. 26, 1. 172-3 (Monval); 1667, June 20, 8.271-2 (Monval); 1670, Aug. 31 (facsim.), 7.137-8. Auzillon, Marie, suit against the Theatre de Guene- gaud (documents), 8.53-9, 73-85 (Monval). Avare, village performance of, 6.195-203 (Lapom- meraye) ; illustr. for, ID. 242-8 (Lapierre). — Act i. 94 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLlilBE COLLECTION Le moli^riste (Index) : — sc. 5 (sans dot), 10.46-9 (Rabaud); act 2, sc. I (Gombaut et Macee), 3.282-5 (Guiffrey); act 3, sc. I (preceptes de la sante), 8.289-94 (Pauly). Ballet des incompatibles, M. the author of, 2.229-34 (Lacroix). Ballet des muses, 6.3-15 (Thierry). Ballet des vrays moyens de parvenir, M. the author of, 2.229-34 (Lacroix). Balletti, A. J. J. C, actor, document on marriage of, 7.47-50 (Monval). Baluffe, A., Autour de Moliere, criticism of, 10. 341-8 (Monval) . Banquets in memory of M., 3.276-82 (Garraud). 18S2, 3 324-33 (Monval); 1886, 7.328-35 (Monval) ; '883,4.334-6; 8.149-50 (Garraud); 5.259-60 (Monval); 1887, 8'343-S (Mondorge); 1884,5.324-7 (Monval); 9.149-50 (Garraud); 6.190-1 (Garraud); 1888, 9.334-8 (Mondorge); 1885,6.325-9 (ed.); 1889,10.327-9 (Mondorge). 7.154-5 (Garraud); Baratier, A., debt of Mad. Bejart against (document), 5-153-7 (Campardon). Baron, Andre, actor, 7.308-12 (du Mesnil). Baron, Michel, actor, anecdote of, 1.49 (Le Blanc). Bastonnade, satire contre Boileau, 3. 11 7-8 (Lacroix). Beauchateau, Fr. and Mad., actors ridiculed by M., 8.137-43 (Monval). Bejart family, burials of, at Saint-Paul, 5.48-55 ("Du- four); a little known member of, 8.60 (Estree). Armande. See Molifere, Mme. Joseph, inventory of estate, 7.119-22. Louis, letter of Ch. de Musy referring to, 7.2 1 1-3 (Estree), 280-1 (Baluffe), 308-12 (du Mesnil). Madeleine, Ant. Baratier and (document), 5-153-7 (Campardon); bill against, 7. 108-10 (document); criticism of Larrouraet's article on, ■7.82-9 (Baluffe); rejoinders, 7. 11 1-4 (Larrou- met), 141-53 (Baluffe), 180-7 (Larroumet). Benozzi, Mile. J. R. G., actress, document on marriage 01,7.47-50 (Monval). Beranger, P. J. de, letter of, 4.83-4. Beziers, M. at, 6.163-73, 245-6 (Larroumet). Bibliography. See Editions; Guy-Pellion sale; La- gondie sale; Prices. Bieule, or Bioule, comte de, 6.243-6, 7.278-9 (Lar- roumet) . Bilco, Joseph, obituary, 4.210 (ed.). Birthday anniversaries of M. See Anniversaries. Blanchemain, Prosper, obituary, 1.325-7 (Monval). Boccalini, T., passage of M. borrowred from, 5.203-7 (Lacroix) . Bordeaux, M. at, 6.85. Borne, Ludwig, letter referring to M., 6.29-30 (Fried- manu) . Bosse, Abraham, portrs. of M. and Armande Bejart by (illustr.), 4.238-43 (Martin). Boudet, Andre, seigneur de Franconville, brother-in- law of M., 1.75-8, 276-80 (Lacroix) ; 121 (Livet) ; 311-2 (Vitu). Boulenger, J. P. R. (obituary), 3.192 (Monval). Bouquet, F., La troupe de Molifere, etc., review of, 2.24-6 (Thoinan). Bourgeois gentilhomme. Farce des Quiolards a fore- runner of, 4.267-73 (Noel); Turkish ceremony, 6.184-7 (Semalle) ; imitated in a Spanish interlude of 1680, 8.129-34 (Morel-Fatio) ; dancing and fencing masters during the revolution, 10.24-6; illustr. for, IO.295-8 (Lapierre); Turkish cere- mony criticized by a Musulman, 10.336-40 (Mon- val). —Act 2, sc. 4, 1.281-3 (Barde). Boursault, E., Gazette, 4.10-1 1 (Lacroix). Boutet, Andre. See Boudet. Brecourt, G. M. de, 2.308-312 (Lacroix); Feinte mort de Jodelet, 2.345-7 (Monval); life (portr.), 5.232-43 (Monval); renunciation of profession of actor, 5.278 (document); in Holland, 8.-144-6 (Sourches) ; Les appartements,9.225-36(Monval). Brochard, actor, portr. of, 8.90 (Monval). Brohan, Mad., Molifere r61es of, 7.365-7 (Heylli). Brother-in-law of M. See Boudet. Brouchoud, CI., obituary, 9.250 (Monval). Bruneti&re, F., M. studies of, 7.37-41 (Marie). Brunot, F., ed. of M. by, 5.300-1 (Campardon). Burial of M., 4.3-9 (Monval); 6.67-81 (Moland), 131-6 (Lacroix). Bust of M. See also Houdon's bust. made in 18th cent., 7.58-9. Calderon, possible imitator of M., 8.129-34 (Morel- Fatio). Carcassonne, M. at, 2.263-9 (Lacour); 6.174-80 (Baluffe). Catullus, M. and, 5.99-113 (Larroumet). Celimfene, 9.193-206 (Thierry). Ceremonie du Malade imaginaire. See Malade ima- ginaire. Chair used by M. in Malade imaginaire, 1.355-60 (Monval); (plate), 3.238 (Monval). Chalussay, Le Boulanger de, 1.261-2 (Lacroix), 4.145-8 (Montaiglon) , 10.263-72 (Vingtrinier) . Chambermaid, scene of the, attributed to M., 3.307-9 (Marnicouche) . Chambord, royal troupe of, programs, 8.3-16. Chapelain, J., M. and, 6.87-8. Chapelle and Bachaumont, Receuil des epitaphes, 2.22-3 (U. R. D.). Chappuzeau, Samuel. TheStre franfois, Moscow MS. of, 3.81-7 (Vesselovskij) . Characters of M's plays. See Alceste; Arnolphe; Arsinoe; Celimfene; Dorante; Elmire; Loyal; Oronte; Pancrace. Chemise, use of in 17th cent., 5.20-5 (Cottiuet), 86-9 f'Mathanasius). Chevalier de fin matois (comedy), 3.111-6 (Livet). Chigi, anecdote of M. and, 8.154-5 (Estree). China, M. de Pourceaugnac played in, 7.346. Cicognini, G. A., Convitato di pietra, 3.359-63 (Mo- land) . Cinq-Mars, marquis de, M. and, 7.206-10 (Baluffe). Classic authors, M. and. See Catullus. Clerselier family, 10.109-12 (Lhuillier). Denis, sieur de Nanteuil, troupe of at AngoulSme, 10.57-62, 72-6 (Monval). Coachman admirer of M., 3.304 (Cohen). Cohen, Maurice, obituary, 5.293-5 (Larroumet). Comedie-franfaise, bicentennial of, 1880, 2.251-4 (Mondorge), 282-4 (Monval), 285-7 (Mondorge), 355-8 (documents); Misanthrope at in 1749 to two spectators, 5-142-4 (Lacroix); members of (docu- ments), 7-3 '7-^ (Monval); request to produce Tartuffe in 1785, 8.108-9 (Monval); Facheux at in i886, 8.152-3 (Mondorge); location of, 1770 (documents), 10.87-9 (Monval). Compagnoni, Gius., transl. of Depit amoureux, 2.35-43 (Livet). Comtesse d'Escarbagnas, illustr. for, 10.275-7 (La- pierre) . Constantinople, performance of M's plays at, 1673, 3-338-43 (Monval). Contemporary life in M's plays,2 . 163-1 76(Guillemot) . Conti, prince de, money loaned to by J. B. Poquelin, 7.217-8 (Monval), 247-52 (Baluffe), 10.330-5 (Monval); M's relations with, 8.65-72 (Huyot). WORKS ON MOLlfiRE 95 Le moli^riste (Index) : — Coquelin aine as Mascarille (port.), 1.265-6 (Mon- dorge) . Corueille, letter to M., 10.273-4 (Monval). Cost oi production of M's plays, 2.223-4 (Monval). Cotin, I'abbe, original olTrissotin, 4.113-5 (Lacroix), 157-8 (un provincial), 179-80 (ed.), 215-7 (pro- vincial), 246-50 (Cohen), 264-6 (provincial), 291-300 (Lacroix), 363-4 (portr.); Satyre des satyres, IO.203-4 (Estree). Coypel,C. A., illustr. forM'splays, 4.l90-2(Monval). Cresse, Guillaume, uncle of M., marriage contract, 8.41-3 (Guiffrey) Louis, grandfather of M., 4.305-8 (document)*. Criticisms of M. See Appreciations. Critique de I'^cole desfemmes, 9.268-75 (Lapierre). Customs. See Chemise; Contemporary life; Medi- cine; Theatre. Dancing master(A) , during Revolution, lo.26(docs.). Dassoucy, C. C. See Assoucy. Daughter of M. See Montalant, Mme. Death of M. See Burial; Iron mask, man with the. Debts of M. See Amblard; Imprisonment. Delamp, C, pseudon. for J. Bilco, 4.210 (ed.). Denouements in M's plays, 5.122-3 (Darmesteter) . Depit amoureux, Italian transl. by Compagnoni, 2.35-43 (Livet) ; facsim. title, Paris, 1663, 3.368; first performance, 6.163-73 (Larroumet); notes on, 6.204-17 (Balufie), 243-6 (Larroumet), 247, 261- 73 (Baluffe); illustr., 9.52-60 (Lapierre). — Act 2, sc. 3, 3.247 (Marie) ; Act 4, sc. 2 (partie brutale), 1.174-6 (Martin), 253 (Marie); Act 5, sc. i (vous ferezlesot), 1. 284-5 (Cohen). Des Jardins, Mile., Le favori, 3.3-5 (Lacroix), 6-19 (Thierry). Descendants of M. .SV^^ Guerin ; Papillon de LaFerte. Deslions, abbe, references to M. in journal of, 7.102-7 (Estree). Desmares, T. G. J., possible original of Tartuffe, 6.233-42 (Estree). Desmarets de Saint Sorlin, J., Les visionnaires by, imitated by M., 10.257-62 (Tivier). Despois, Eugene, obituary of, 7.100-1 (Deschanel). Desurlis. See Surlis. Dissertation sur la Joconde, authorship of, 6.40-50 (Estree). Doctors, M. and. See Medicine. Documents relating to M., text of, I64I, 9 Mar. 4.309-10. 1644, 19 Dec, 7.123-4. 1647, IS May, 3.212-3. 9 Oct., 1. 15- 16. 24 Oct., 8 Nov. 1.16. 1649, 7.301. Dec, 3.21,8.25. 21 Dec, 2.266. 1650, 10 Jan., 17 Dec, 3.20. [sim.). 7.232-46 (fac- 1653- 3.209-10. ■6S4. 6 Jan., I-4S- 35 Sept. 21 Felj., 4-72-3- 16SS. 3.23- 29 Mar., 2.268. 1656, 26 Feb., 3-22. 12 Jun., 8.20. 2S Aug. 4.74. '6S7, 10 Sep., 1.142-3- 1658, 12 Jul., 7-302-3- i6S9. 26 Aug. 8.13S-6.174-8. 1662, 21 Jul., 1664, 26 Jan., 30 Nov., 1665, Oct., 1G66, -20 Mar., 1667, 20 Tun., 1669, 3 Jul., 167-, 1670, 31 Aug., 15 Nov., 1672, 20 Mar., — - 6 Jul., •673. 34""., 9.124-5. 6.341. 1.172-3. 3.236-7- 3.199-200. 3.239-41. 8.271-2. 5-151-2. 7.108-10. 7->37-|- 3.J , 5-I53-6- „. . 3-I48- 3 Jun. (different docu- ment), 7.140. 1683, 16 Sep., 4.7S. 1692, 21 Oct., 3.4.5-7. 1746, II Jul., 1.1^6-7. 18—, 1.146-7 4.301 ■ Dom Garcie de Navarre, illustr. for, 9.144-8 (La- pierre) . Dom Juan, 2.291-302, 329-42 (Thierry); originals 01,3.359-363 (Moland); anecdote of a perform- ance of, dr. 1694, 6.51-2 (Cottinet); contempo- rary sonnet on, 7.107; 17th cent, program for, 8.11-16; the commander's tomb in (document), 9.301-3 (Monval); illustr. for, 9.361-7 (La- pierre) . Domine Boodavia, a possible signature of M., 2.50 (Humbert) . Donneau, Fr., 3.334-7 (Lacroix). Dorante, of Les fScheux, original of, 4.259-63 (Vitu). Dramatic art of M., 8.193-209, 225-35, 257-70, 295-308, 325-36. 353-65 (Vivier). DuBoulan, Gerard, pseudon. See Le Pelletier de Saint Remy. Du Croisy, Marie Angelique. See Poisson, Mme. Dumas fils, on morality of M,, 5.35-47 (Larroumet). Du Monceau, pseudon. for G. Monval, 6.17, 19 (documents) . Dumont, Marie. See Auzillon. Du Pare, Mile. Marquise, 4.218-9 (document); 7. 10-15, 51-4 (Baluffe); as Arsinoe, IO.1-13, 33-45 (Thierry). Duvan, L. A., obituary, 9.155 (Monval). Dwelling of M. See House. Ecole des femmes. Act i, sc. i (par I'oreille), 9.358-60 (Dairvault); illustr. for, 9.237-48 (La- pierre). See also Atnoi'^he. Ecole des maris, illustr. for, 9. 169-81 (Lapierre). Editions of works of M. 1681, Paris (counterfeit ed.), privilege of, 3.172-83 (Livet); 1697, Paris, privilege of, 2.44-7 (Monval); 1697 and 1699, Toulouse, 8.213-7 (Lapierre); 1873-igoo, Paris, 7.100-1 (Deschanel). See also 'Rrxmot; Despois; Illustrators; and the names of the separate plays. Education of M. See Le Moyne. Elmire in Tartuffe, 1.363-4 (Vitu), 335-8 (Livet). Embarras de Godard, 10. 225-36 (Thierry). Enghien, ducd', letter on Tartuffe, 3.195-200 (text), 227-37 (Regnier). England, M's plays in, 2.143-9, 235-40, 303-7, _ 3.52-62, 137-46 (Van Laun). Epitaphe sur M. MoliSre [Lyons, 1673], 1. 25 (fac- sim.), 291-2 (Monval). Epitaphs on M., Stances, etc., 1.24; Chapelle and , Bachaumont's Recueil, 2.22-3 (U. R. D.). Etourdi. Act I, sc. 3 (un ton un peu trop haut), 3.246-7 (Marie) ; facsim. title, Paris, 1663, 3.348; slavery in, 6. 181-4 (Semalle) ; illustr. for, 9.17-23 (Lapierre) . Eusses tu cru (L) . See Lustucru. Excommunication of actors, 7.21-7 (Monval), 169-79 (Semalle) . Expense of performance. See Cost, etc. Faber, J. F., obituary, 6.299 (F. H.). F4cheux, Paris ed., 1668, 2. 14-15 (Faber), 155-6 (Sardou); at Comedie-franpaise in 1886, 8.152-3 (Mondorge); illustr. of, 9.21 1-8 (Lapierre). — Act I, sc. 5 (Qu'est-ce done? qu'avez-vous?), 3.247 (Marie) ; act 2, sc. 6 (cerf donne aux chiens), 1.253-4 (Marie), 286-8 (Martin); act 3, sc. 2, 2.348-9 (document). See also T>ot2ca\e. Fagot, use of word by M., 1.11-14 (Thierry), 192 (Couet) . Fameuse comedienne, ed. of 1704, 3.217-8; author- ship, 7.341-5 (Monval). Family of Moliere. See Bejart; Boudet; Cresse; Guerin; Herve; Montalant; Poquelin family. Favori (Le). See Des Jardins, Mile. Femmes savantes. Performed in Vienna in 1879, 1.302-4 (Friedmann) ; novel referring to, 1. 310-2 (Cohen); village performance of, 6.195-203 (La- pommeraye); illustr. for, 10.277-81 (Lapierre). — Act I, sc. 1,5.336-41 (Baluffe); sc. 2,3.247 (Ma- rie); act 2, sc. 2, 8.118-21 (Marie); act 3, sc. 3 96 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLlfeRE COLLECTION Le molidriste (Index) : — (ithos), 7.28 (Estree); sc. 6, 8.118-21 (Marie). See also Trissotin. Fencing master (A) during Revolution, 10. 25 (docu- ment) . F8te de Versailles, 1668, 3.205-7 (Cohen). Filippi, J. de, obituary, 9.155 (Monval). Florian, J. P. C. de, on M., 9.11-16 (Claretie). Floridor and his family, 8.163-73 (Th-L). Florimont, rival of M., 9.161-8 (Thoinan), 219-21 (Monval) . Folle querelle. See Subligny. Fourberies de Scapin, 7.259-70, 291-9 (Thierry); Russ. transl., 4.28 (Claretie); village perform- ance of, 6.195-203 (Lapommeraye) ; illustr. for, 10.242-8 (Lapierre). Fournier, Ed., obituary, 2.67-8 (Monval). Franconville, seigneur de. See Boudet, A. GautieronM., 8.221-2 (Monval), 246-7 (Guillemot). Gaveau, wig merchant, anecdote about, 6.99—104 (Cottinet). Genealogy of M. See Family; Descendants. George Dandin, 7.69-81 (Thierry); act 3, sc. 8, 3.248 (Marie); illustr. for, 10. 205-13 (Lapierre). German classical authors on M., 5.67-77 (Lindau). Germany, plays of M. in, 1.243-50 (Gross). Giliberto, O. , Convitato di pietra, 3359-63 (Moland) . Gloire du Val de Grace, 4.323-32 (Thierry) ; 5.330-5 (Houssaye). Goethe and M., 5.67-77 (Lindau). Gombaut and Macee, tapestry depicting story of, 3.282-5 (Guiffrey). Gorla, J., father of Mile. Du Pare, document on, 4.218-9. Grandfather of M. See Cresse, Louis. Greek, M's knowledge of, 6.310-2. Green, color affected by M., 1. 11 8-20 (Copin). Grosley, P. J., joke of, regarding Medecin malgre lui, 3.206-7 (Cohen). Gros-Rene petit enfant, 10.225-36 (Thierry). Guenegaud, TheMre de, suit against, 8.53-9, 73-85 (Monval). Guerin, N. A. M., marriage(with documents), 5. 78-8 5 (Monval). Guerin d'Estriche, I. F., 3.35-44 (Moulin). Guy-Pellion sale, 3.366-7. Handwriting of M. ^^ Autographs. Harvard university, 3.136. Henry, King, ballad of. See under Misanthrope. Herve, Marie, death of, 8.210-2 (Larroumet). Hillemacher, F., obituary, 8.340-2 (Pagnerre). Houdon's bust of M., inscript. on, 3.201-4 (Lacroix) ; present location of, 3.213. House of M., Rue Jardin St. Paul, i. 218-22 (Copin) ; 2. 108-14 (Claretie). Rue Richelieu, 4.116-8 (Nuitter), 177-9 (La- pommeraye) . Rue St. Honore (pavilion des singes), 1. 108-17, 197-207 (Boulenger), 165-71 (Vitu); 4.211-4 (Monval); house with similar corner post, 2.48-9 (Copin) . Houssaye, A., MoliSre, sa femme et sa fille, review of, 2.273-9 (Monval). Hungary, plays of M. in, 1.184-8 (Szana); 2.355-6 (Tanlay & Podmanitzky) . Illustrators and illustrations of M's plays, 4. 131-41 (icono-molierophile), 190-2 (Monval), 369 (Lar- det); 9, TO, passim (Lapierre). Imitations of M's plays. Spanish interlude, perhaps by Calderon, 8.129-34 (Morel-Fatio) ; Le pro- sarite, by Mascre, 6.330-41, 355-63 (Estree). Imprisonment of M. in 1645, 7.214-5 (Baluffe). Impromptu de Versailles, illustr. for, 9.268-75 (La- pierre) . Incompatibles (Les) . See Ballet des incompatibles. Injection (medicine), 6.53-4 (La Pijardifere). Interment of M. See Burial. Interpretation of M., 4.181-9 (Legouve). Iron-mask, M. and the, 4.333 (Loiseleur), 367-8 (Loquin) . Italian comedians, 1.227-42 (Vitu). Italian translations. See Compagnoni. Italy, plays of M. in, 6. 105- II (Filippi). Jardin Saint-Paul (Rue). See House of M. Jaw of M., fragment of. See Relics. Joconde, tales of, by Bouillon and La Fontaine, wager of Saint-Gilles concerning, 6.40-50 (Estree). Jonzac, marquis de, 7>3iS~^ (Audiat). Juan Rana Comilon, Spanish interlude resembling M. de Pourceaugnac, 8.179-82 (Couet). Karagueuz, theatre of. See Turkey, M. in. L (cryptonym for Larroumet), 5.355. La Barre, rival of M., 9.161-8 (Thoinan), 219-21 (Monval) . Lacroix, Paul, obituary, 6.227-32. La Feuillade, anecdote about, 6.99-104 (Cottinet). Lagondie (J. de) sale, 2.16-20 (M. C). Lagrange, C. V. de, procSs Lamang, 5-305~8 (docu- ments); his Registre, 7.3-9 (Monval). Landlord of M., anecdote, 4.71 (Lacroix), 151-2 (Bilco). Language of M., 2.325-8 (Lacroix). Languedoc, etats de, 1,655, 5'S9 (Lacour). La Source, A. Mittalat, called, 8.183-6 (Monval). La Thorillifere, P. de, document on, 1. 84-5. LaValliSre, Mile, de, 7.163-8 (Monval). Law in M., 4.15-21 (Livet). Le Corvaisier, Esclavage rompu, quotation from, 1.310-2 (Cohen). Le Moy'ne, pSre, teacher of M., 8.97-107 (Tivier). Le Pelletier de Saint Remy, R., L'enigme d'Alceste, review of , 1 . 56-9 (Lindau) . Lesclache, L. de, grammarian, 5.336-41 (Baluffe), Lescot, President, adventure with Armande Bejart, 3.214-7 (Livet). Lessing and M., 5.67-77 (Lindau). Lhermite, J. B., document on, 10.356-9 (Monval). Literary art of M., 8. 193-365, /««?»« (Vivier). Livet, C. L., ed. of the Misanthrope, 5.244-8(Marie). Livre abominable de 1665, 5.281-5 (Monval), 6.35-9 (Lacroix) . See also Menard, L. A. Louis XIV. and M., anecdote, 6.342-4 (Thoinan). Loyal, Monsieur, 8.44-6 (Monval). LuUy, J. B. de, 3.163-9 (ed.); 8.309-14, 366-8 (Thoinan); 8.337-9,9.27-8 (Larroumet). Lustucru (farce), 2.152-3 (Moland), 240-3 (Guille- mot) ; 3. 1 1 1-6 (Livet) . Lyons, M. at, 2.81-2 (Aniel). Madrazo, R. de, portr. of Coquelin june as Mascarille (plate), 1.265-6. Mahon, performances of M. at, 10. 172-81 (Estree), 201-2 (Larchey). Malade imaginaire, chair used in, 1.355-60 (Monval) ; act 2, sc. 5, 4.232-7 (Larroumet), 8.122 (Monin); other companies forbidden to perform, 5.172-9 (Monval); ceremony of, 7.55-6 (Hillemacher); 1 7th cent, program for, 8.5-10; illustr.for,lo. 302-8 (Lapierre) . Manuscript, false, of early works of M. See Roche- fort, CI. Marais, theStre du, play-bills of, 2.180-1 (Nuitter), 1 8 1-6 (Revillout). WORKS ON MOLlfiRE 97 Le molifiriste (Index) : — Mareschal, A., lawyer and dramatist, document on, 9.207-10 (Monval). Mariage force, sc. 16, 3.248 (Marie); Ulustr. for, 9.304-7 (Lapierre). See also Pancrace. Marivaux, P. de., M. and, 5.3-19 (Boully). Marnicouche, E., pseudon. for M. Cohen, 5.293 (Larroumet) . Mascre, M. A., Le prosarite, play similar to Tartuffe, 6.330-41, 355-63 (Estree). Medecin malgre lui, ed. of Dresden, 1764, 3.79-80 (Faber); act 2, sc. 4 (coeur a droite), 3.206-7 (Cohen), 5.119-21 (Duvan), 6.189, 364-6 (J. M.-L.); illustr. for, 10.77-83 (Lapierre); origi- nal of, 10. 214-5 (Le Blant). Medecin volant, Italian farce resembling, 3.31 1-4 (Bilco); sc. 5 (Ovide, etc.), 6.25-6 (Schwob). Medecine in M'stime, 1. 293-301 (document), 6.53-4 (La Pijardifere), 8.289-94 (Pauly), 9.91-2 (Noel) ; . poem on, 3.152-5 CCouet). Meiningen, duke of, troupe of, in M. repertoire, 1.302-4, 5.302-4 (Friedmann). Melicerte, illustr. for, 10. n 3-7 (Lapierre). Melisse, not to be attributed to M, 1.223-4 (Monval). Menard, Louis-Auguste, 5.60-1 (Monval); sues the Molieriste, 5.315-6 (Monval), 328-9 (ed.), 365, 6.16-19. See also Livre abominable de 1665. Mire coquette. 5'ec Quinault ; Vize. Mestayers, jeu de paume des, location of, 5.279-81 (Monval); document giving up lease of, 7.123-5 (Monval) . Meudon, Armande Bejart's house at, 10.84-6 (Du- laurier) . MSze, M. at, 3.218-20 (Fabre). Mignard, P., 4.323-32 (Thierry). Misanthrope, 1.56-9 (Liudau); 5. 131-41, 163-71, 195-202 (Thierry) ; a German denouement,!. 122-4 (Humbert); subtitle of, 2.221 (Livet); Regnard's Democrite and, 3.184-7(61100) ; Schereron, 4.35-7 (ed.), 56-60 (Cart); played to two spectators at Comedie-frangaise, 5.142-4 (Lacroix), 145-6 (Monval); illustr. for, 10.50-6 (Lapierre). — Act I, sc. I, partie d'Alceste, 5.215-8 (Cottinet), opening of the act, 6.296-8 (Houssaye) ; — sc. 2, Oronte'ssonnet, 2. 115-6 (Lacroix); un peumoins haut, 3.246-7 (Marie); cabinet, 2.246 (Picot), 270 (Marie), 4.155-6 (CD.), 244-5 (Marie), 337-45 (Mathanasius),365-6(Hillemacher), 5.147- 50 (Cottinet), 221 (Nalis), 246-7 (Marie), 271-2 (Livet), 6.153 (Humbert), 9.182 (Cart); ballad of King Henry, 3.310-1 (M. C), 9.129-34 (Pelis- sier), 182 (Cart); music to the ballad, 5.269-76 (Livet), 342-4 (Loquin), 6.20-4 (Desfeuilles) , 7.336-40 (Loquin); —act 4, sc. I, 3, 3.247-8 (Marie) ; — act 5, sc. I {see also Livre abommable), 5.213-8 (Cottinet); — sc. 4, rubans verts, 1. 118-20 (Copin); cracher dans un puit, 6.309 (Fritsche); the denouement, 9.97-101 (Pelissier). See also Alceste; Arsinoe; Celim≠ Oronte. Mittallat, A. See La Source. Mod&ne, comte de. Sonnet sur la mort du Christ, attributed to M. See Poems attributed to M. MoliSre, spelling of the name, 1.48. Molifere cult, 7.326-7 (Lapommeraye) . Moliere students, notices of. See Aniel; Bilco; Blanchemain; Boulenger; Brouchoud; Cohen; Despois; Duvau; Faber; Filippi; Fournier; Hille- macher; Lacroix; Menard; Perrin; Regnier(bis); Schweitzer; Teplof. Mme., formerly Armande Bejart, her daughter and husbands, 3.35-44 (Moulin); document on. 3.147-52 (Campardon); Lescot and, 3.214-7 (Livet); house at Meudon, 4.75-8 (Campardon), 10.84-6 (Dulaurier) ; portrait by A. Bosse (illustr.), 4.238-43 (Martin) ; relation to Madeleine, 5.261-5 (Beffara); house at Mont-Valerien (document), 10. 309-1 1 (Monval). Mile, de, living in 1630, 3.67-78 (Du Mesnil). Esprit Mad. Poquelin de, afterwards Mme. de Montalant. See Montalant. J. B. P. de, life of, from a MS., 2.153-4 (La- croix) . Raisin cadet, called. See Raisin. et d'Essertines, Fr. Forget, sieur de, 3.67-78 (Du Mesnil). MoliSres, D. de Juigne-Broissiniere, sieur de, 8.187 (Duvau) . Gaspard de, of Pezenas, sonnet by, 8.147-8 (Estree) . Molieriste, history of the word, 1. 6-10 (Monval). Monsieur de Pourceaugnac, facsim. title, Paris, 1670, 3.369; played in China, 7.346; Spanish interlude similar to, 8.179-82 (Couet); illustr. for, 10.289- 92 (Lapierre); — act 2, sc. 7, 8, 1. 148-9 (Couet); act 3, sc. 7, 2.150-1 (Bilco). Montalant, Mme. Esprit Mad. Poquelin de Molifere, 3.35-44 (Moulin); 8.248-9 (document). Montargis, M. at, 4.361-2 (Cart). Montausier, due de, original of Alceste, 1.43-4 (Lapommeraye), 3. 11 7-8 (Lacroix), 5.266-8 (Balufte); Saint Simon on, 4.227-30 (Monval); wife of, 9.97-101 (Pelissier). Montfleury, Impromptu de I'Hotel de Conde,9. 308-1 1 (Estree) . Montigny, abbe de, 3.205-7 (Cohen). Montpellier, M. at, 1.45-6, 9.24-6 (Lacour). Montreuil, M. de, author of poem attributed to M., 6.302-5 (Livet); epigram on, 8.86. Mont-Valerien, Armande Bejart's house at, 10.309-1 1 (Moland). Monument to M., in Paris, 4.82-6 (A); in Pezenas, 8.125. Morality of M., 5.35-47 (Larroumet). Morville, Mile, de, actress and author, 8.151 (Mon- val). Moscow, M. performances in, 10.237-41 (Valnay). Mouflette, , observations of, on M., 7-357"^4 (Estree) . Musy, Ch. de, letter referring to Louis Bejart, 7.211-3 (Estree), 280-1 (Baluffe). Nanteuil, Denis Clerselier, sieur de. See Clerselier. Robert, portr. of M. attrib. to, 6.27-8 (Male- ville). Narbonne, M. at, 3.19-25 (Monval), 8.17-20 (Mortet). OEuvres completes de M. See Editions. Ombre de MoliJre. See Brecourt. Opera, M. and the, 8.236-45, 273-9 (Nuitter & Thoinan) . Oratoire, congregation de 1' and M., 7.42-6 (d'Or- ville). Oronte, the original of, 5.208-18 (Cottinet). Pancrace, the original of, 5.208-18 (Cottinet). Papillon de La Ferte, a descendant of M., 3.242-5 (Monval), 4.22-5 (Thoinan). Pastorale comique, illustr. for, 10.113-7 (Lapierre). Perefixe, Hardouin de, epigram on, 3.302-4 (La- croix) ; prohibition of Tartuffe, 7.102-5 (Estree). Performances of plays of M. In l8th cent., 1. 146-7 (documents). See also (^sxtAtoxA; China; Come- die-franfaise ; Constantinople; Cost of production; Mahon; Meiningen, due de; Moscow; Poland; 98 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLlSlRE COLLECTION Le moli^riste (Index) : — Raincy; Turkey; Villers-Helon; and under the names of the plays. Perpignan, M. at, 7.59-60 (Baluffe). Perrault,, CI., 2.1 19-21 (Saint-Amand) . Perrin, Emile, obituary, 7.227-9 (Monval). Pierre, a founder of the Opera-franfais, 3.163—9. Petit-Bourbon, theatre of, destruction, 2.119-21 (Saint-Amand) . Pezenas, M. at, 1650^51, 7.233-46 (Lacour) ; monu- ment to M. at, 8.125. Pielat, Phinee, on M., 10. 193-200 (Monval). Pinchesne, E. M. de, poet, 5.180-7 (Estree). Plagiarism in M's plays, 10. 257-62 (Tivier). Plaisirs de I'ile enchantee, illustr. for, 9.339-43 (La- pierre) . Play bills of i6th century, 2.103-7 (Nuitter), 152-3 (Moland), 180-1 (Nuitter), 181-6 (Re- vUlout), 8.33-5 (Monval). See also Programs. Poems attributed to M., 3.1 70-1 (Lacroix), 5.90-1 (Deluze) ; C'est un amant, 6.302-5 (Livet); Son- net sur la mort du Christ, 7.18-20, 57 (eds.). Poems in honor of M., Aicard, 1.99-100. AUart, 2.259-62. Banville, 7.355-6. Bonhomme, 2.323-4. Bornier, 6.291-5. Claretie, zo.322. Copin, 1.67-S, 259-60. Copp^e, 1.5, 2.227-8. Cressonnois, x. 195-6. Dingelstedt, 1. 131-9. Dumaine, 4.355-6. Duvauchel, 3.324. Garraud, 1.323-4. Houssaye, 6.323-4. Touin, 8.344. Maret-Leriche, 6.329. Marrot, 5.291. Montaig-lon, 3.291. Pat^, 5.323. Pinchesne, 5.1S1-2. Rash, 3.331-3. Saint-Germain, 6.327-8, ^7.330-1, 9-33S-7- Scheler, 3.374-5. Truffier, 1.35, 163-4. Poet, M. as, 7.67 (Hugo). See also Versification. Poisson, Mme. Marie Angelique, daughter of Du Croisy, letter of, 5.1 14-8 (Moulin). Poitiers, M. at, 7.300-4 (Monval). Poland, plays of M. in, 4.149-50 (Estreicher) . Polyandre. See Sorel, Charles. Poquelin (or Pocquelin) family, arms of (plate), 4.79-81 (Mathon); documents on, 4. 301-10 (Dep- P'"g)> 9-3II-Z (Bapst), 10.332-S (Monval). See also RocqueHn. -Jean, father of M., documents on, 2.21 1-3 (Vitu), 3.284 (Guiffrey), 8.87-9 (Bertin), 9-3I3-4- Jean and Bertault, 1478, 6.274-8, 8.47-52 (Du Mesnil) . Jean Baptiste, cousin of M., 7.217-8 (Monval), 247-52 (Baluffe). Jeanne, aunt of M., document on, 8.87-9 (Bertin) . Pierre, director of the Compagnie des Indes, 7.271-7 (Du Mesnil). Robert, 9.249 (Coyecque) . Port Mahon. See Mahon. Portraits of M., medalhon in Comedie-franjaise, 3.242-5 (Monval); by A. Bosse (illustr.), 4.238-43 (Martin); study by E. Perrin, 5.227- 31 (Monval); pastel attrib. to Nanteuil, 6.27-8 (Maleville) ; as a young man, owned by M. Sebille, 7.90-1 (eds.) ; attrib. to Santerre, 9. 1 50 (Garraud) . of M's troupe, 1. 189-92 (Hillemacher) , 215-6 (Houssaye). Posters. See Play-bills. Pourceaugnac. See Monsieur de Pourceaugnac. Pradel, Eugfene de, quatrain on M., 9.60. Precieuses, 6.148-52 (Livet). Precieuses ridicules, first performance, 2. 11 7-8 (Mo- land); similar play of Abbe Pure, 2.139-42 (Couet); stage tradition, etc., 5.3SS-6S (Lar- roumet), 6.145-7 (Tivier); Mascarille's chair (documents), 9.301-3 (Monval); illustr. for, 9.78-90 (Lapierre). — Sc. 4 (vraiment nu), 5. 20-5 (Cottinet), 86-9 (Mathanasius), 274 (Livet); sc. 9 (Qu'est-ce done? qu'avez-vous?), 3.247 (Marie); sc. n (Mascarille's wound), 5.203-7 (Lacroix); (demi-lune), 6.218-9 (Livet). Precursors of M's plays. See Aretino; Boccalini; Desmarets de Saint Sorlin; " Juan Rana Comi- lon"; Pl^iarism; Pure; Quevedo y Villagas; "Quiolards (Les)"; and the titles of M's plays. Prices brought by editions of M., 2. 59-60. See also Lagondie sale, Guy-Pellion sale. Princesse d'£lide, continued in verse, 2.243-5 (Fa- ber); illustr. for, 9.339-44 (Lapierre). Programs of M's performances, 1783, 9.276-80 (Salles). Prosarite (Le). See Mascre, M. A. Provinces, M . in the, Loiseleur on, 2 . 1 87—9 (Monval) . See also Albi; Beziers; Bordeaux; Carcassonne; Lyons; M6ze; Montargis; Montpellier; Narbonne; Perpignan; Pezenas; Poitiers; Rouen; Vienne. Provincial troupes in 17th cent., 1. 140-5 (Rolland). Pseudonyms. See Delamp; Du Boulan; Du Mon- ceau; L ; Marnicouche. Psyche, 9.1-10, 33-43 (Thierry) ; illustr. for, IO.299- 302 (Lapierre). Pu e, abbe, La precieuse by, 2.139-42 (Couet), 9.183-9 (Roy). Quevedo y Villagas, L'aventurier Buscon by, original of Tartuffe, 10.121-2 (Estree). Quinault, La mSre coquette, 3.292-301 (Thierry). Quiolards, La farce des, 4.267-73 (Noel). Rabelais, M. and, verses, 3.291 (Montaiglon) . Rachel, roles of, in plays of M., 4.142-4 (Heylli). Racine, J., preface of Plaideurs, 2.3-13 (Thierry); Thebaide, 2. 195-210 (Thierry); Alexandre, 4.99- 112 (Thierry); passage of Plaideurs improved on by M., 8. 1 18-21 (Marie). Raincy, performances of Tartuffe at, 3.195-200 (Au- male, virith document), 227-37 (Regnier). Raisin cadet, called Molifere, document on, 2.177-9 (Monval). Regnard, J. F., Democrite, 3.184-7 (Bilco); Foire Saint-Germain, 5.219-20 (Livet). Regnier, Ad., obituary, 6.259-60 (Mesnard). Regnier, F. P., obituary, 7.35-6 (Monval). Regnier, M., passage of Malade imaginaire borrowed from, 4.232-7 (Larroumet). Relation des assemblees faites a Versailles, 1683, 9.225-36 (Monval). Relations of M. See Family; Descendants. Relics of M., fragments of bones, 1. 177-9 (Maret- Leriche), 2.83-93 (Richard-Desaix), 3.88-90 (La- croix). i>^ a/fo Chair used by M. Remains of M., 3.88-90 (Lacroix). Riccoboni, L., letter on excommunication of actors, 7.22-4. Rien ne manque a sa gloire, etc., origin of, 3.201-4 (Lacroix). Rochefort, CI., letters concerning a M. MS. probably a hoax, 4.357-60 (Monval), 5.56-8 (Drouyn), 90-1 (Deluze). Rocquelin, Jean, 1.21; 47, 86 (Du Mesnil) ; 2.50-1 (M.C.). Roquette, abbe, original of Tartuffe, Deslion's Journal on, 7.105-7 (Estree). Rosimond, C. L. de, library of, 7.305-7 (Tourneux); author of La fameuse comedienne, 7.341-5 (Mon- val); death of, 10. 14- 18 (Estree). WORKS ON MOLlilRE 99 Le moli^riste (Index) : — Rotrou, M. imitator of, 10.46-9 (Rabaud). Rouen, M. at, in 1643, I-79-8i (Noel); in 1658, 7.301-4 (Monval) ; jeu de paume des Braques, 6.27-30 (Bouquet). R'ussia, performances of M's plays in. See Moscow. Saint-Eustache, cemetery of. See Saint-Joseph. Saint-Gilles, wager of concerning the tale of Joconde, 6.40-50 (Estree). Saint-Joseph, cemetery of, a relic of, 4.220. Saurin, B. J., dramatist, 3.201-4 (Lacroix). Scaramouche ermite, attributed to M., 10.65-71 (Du Mesnil) . Scarron imitated by M., 1. 1 48-9 (Couet); Roman comique, 7.16-17 (Baluffe). Scherer, E., criticism of M., 4.35-60 (L., Moreau, Cart, etc.), 67-70 (Marie). Schi|ler and M., 5.67-77 (Lindau). School-master of M . &^ Le Moyne. Schweitzer, H., obituary, 6.137-9 (Fritsche). Scribe, E., error regarding M., 3.364-5 (Larruumet), 4. 12-14 (Moulin). Scudery, Mile, de., 6.148-52 (Livet). Servants. See Valets. Sganarelle, origin of the name, 6.55-7 (Baluffe), 82-4 (Fritsche), 114-24 (Baluffe), 140-4 (Frit- sche), 188-9 (Baluffe); illustr. for, 9. 116-23 (Lapierre) . Shakespeare and M., 1. 208-1 5 (Guillemot); Two gent, of Ver. and Amphitryon, 6.306-8 (L.G.P.). Sicilien, 4.195-210 (Thierry), 6.181-4 (Semalle); first performance, 3.305-6 (Picot); illustr. for, 10. 117-20 (Lapierre). Signature of M. See Autographs. Singes, pavilion des. See House of MoliSre, rue St. Honore. Sorel, Charles, Polyandre model for Tartuffe, 10.97-108, 129-40 (Monval), 161-71 (Thierry). Soyecourt, marquis de, original of the hunter in Les fRcheux, 4.259-63 (Vitu). Spanish troupe in Paris, 7.195-205 (Monval). Staging of M's plays. See Theatre. Stances galantes, 4.311-17, 349 (Brisson). Stances sur la mort de M. Moliire, (Lyons, 1673), facsim. of, 1.24. Statues. See Allouard; Bust; Monuments. Style of M., 4.35-52 (Larroumet). Subligny, A. T. P. de, 3.273-5 (Lacroix). Surlis, family of actors, 5.232-43 (Monval). Tartuffe. Innovation in sta^ng at Odeon, 1857, 1.37-42,69-74, 101-7 (Thierry); germ of, 82-3 (Blanchemain) ; act 5, sc. 7 and act 2, sc. 2, 157-8 (Hillemacher) ; Veselovskij's Tartuffe, 346-9 (Le- ger); derivation of name, 1. 362 (Lacroix), 8.123-4 (Monin) ; social rank and costumes of characters, 1.335-8, 2.131-8 (Livet); preface of Racine'g Plaideurs, 2.3-13 (Thierry); Thijm's Dutch ver- sion, 69-80 (Hamel); character of, 3.45-51 (Livet), 90-2 (Maret-Leriche), 259-72 (Reg- nier); performance at Raincy, 195-200, 227-37; epigram on prohibition of, 302-4 (Lacroix); fac- sim. of title, Paris, 1669, 349; Arnauld and, 355-8 (Lacrobi); spelling of the name, 365-6 (Barde); legal technicalities in, 4.15-21 (Livet); new de- nouement by Saint-Laurent, 163-75; performance of, in 1669, 323-32 (Thierry) ; pirated ed. by the Henauts (document), 5. 15 1-2 (Campardon) ; paro- died by Regnard and Du Fresny, 219-20 (Livet); letter of Beyle on, 296-9; Italian versions, 6. 105-1 1 (Filippi); Aretino's Hipocrito and, 144 (A.R.), 190 (Fritsche), 219 (Veyran); similar theme in Mascre's Prosarite, 330-41, 355-63(Estree) ; comic character of, 7.99 (Augier); prohibition of, 102-5 (Estree); serious character of, 7.131-6 (Hille- macher); sonnets on, 6.233-42 (Estree); anec- dote on prohibition of, 7.313-4 (Estree); request to produce at Comedie-franjaise, 8.io8-9(Monval) ; Scaramouche ermite and, JO. 65-71 (Du Mesnil); characters taken from Sorel's Polyandre, 96-108, 129-40 (Monval), 161-71 (Thierry); Quevedo's Aventurier Buscon the original of, 10. 12 1-2 (Es- tree); illustr. for, 141-31 (Lapierre). See also Elmire; Loyal; Roquette. Teacher of M. See Le Moyne. Templery, J. de. Entretiens sur la langue franfoise, citations from M. in, 9.44-51 (Estree); Reflexions nouv. et critiques sur la mani&re de bien ecrire des lettres, 9.51, 151-2 (Monval). Teplof, v., translator of M., 4.26 (Claretie), 61 (Picot), 153-4 (Vesejovskij) . TeyssonniSres, engraving of portr. of M. as a young man, 7.90-1 (eds.). Theatre in M's time, 9.65-77, 102-15, '35-43 (Fritsche>. Theatre-tickets, Lyon?, 17th cent., 2.81-2 (Aniel). Toasts on M., 7.333-5 (Claretie), 8.321-4 (Mes- nard), 10. 323-6 (Mesnard). Tomb of M. at ffere-Lachaise, 4.3-9 (Monval), 9.153-4 (ed.). Tooth of M. See Relics. Tralage, J. N. de, 2.216-8 (Livet). Trissotin. See Cotin, abbe. Troupe of M. Suit against, by Mile. Auzillon (docu- ments), 8.53-9, 73-85, (Monval). See also Por- traits of troupe. Turkey, plays of M. in, 8.188 (Estree); 9.257-67, 289-95 (Tlj&lasso). Turks in plays of M., 9.353-7 (Claretie). Uncle of M. See Cresse, Guillaume. Urtubie, actpr, 10. 201-2 (Larchey). Valets in M., 1.339-40 (Noel). Vauselle, sieur de. See Lhermite, J. B. Versailles, See FSte de Versailles. VersificEvtion, 1.253-5 (Marie), 286-8 (Martin); 4.43-52 (Larroumet). Veseloyskij, A. N., Etjudy o Mol'ere, review of, 1.346-9 (Leger), 3.119-26 (Boborykine). Viau, T. de, 5.208-18 (Cottinet). Vienna, performance of M's plays in. See Meiningen, troupe of the duke of. Vienne, M. at, 1654-56, 4.72-4 (Brouchoud). Vieuget, L. de, 7.211-3 (Musy), 280-1 (Baluffe), 308-12 (Du Mesnil). Villers-Helon (Aisne), a performance of plays of M. at, 6.195-203 (Lapommeraye) . Villiers, J. de, 3.334-7 (Lacroix). Vinot. See Vivot. Vitu, A., 7. 115-22 (Monval). Vivot (or Vinot), 2.214-5 (Lacroix). Vize, J. D. de, Mfere coquette, 3.292-301 (Thierry), 334-6 (Lacroix). Vrays moyens de parvenir. See Ballet des vrays moy- ens de parvenir. Wife of M. See MoU&re, Mme. Women, M. on education of, 4.274-7 (Blondet). Moliaa, Tirso de, pseudon. See Tellez, Gabriel. Molinier, Victor. Notice sur la tragi- comddie de Gabriel Tellez (Tirso de Mo- lina) El burlador de Sevilla, et sur le Don lOO CATALOGUE. OF THE MOLI6RE COLLECTION Juan de Molifere. [Toulouse. 1873.J 8°. pp. (29). Mol 193.6 Memoires de I' Academie des sciences, inscriptions et belles-lettres de Toulouse, 1873, 7^ ser., v. 92-120. Mondain (caZ/^^fMoNVAL), Georges. See Monval. Monnier, Marc. Moliere; las valets de com^die. [Cours a rhotel-de-ville de Ge- neve. Paris. 1867.J 4°. pp. (10). Mol 600.11 Revue des cours litteraires, 18 mai, 1867, pp. 385-394- Monnier de la Motte, Georges. Molifere au berceau; saynete en un acte en vers. Paris. 1887. 18°. pp. (4), 16. Mol 860.52 Several of Molifere's characters are represented as guests at his christening. Monselet, Charles. L'amour m^decin; op6ra-comique d'apres Molifere. Musique de Ferdinand Poise. Paris. 1881. 18°. pp. (4), so. Mol 882.4 Contains the words only. Montaiglon, Anatole de Gourde de, editor. CEuvres de Molifere. 1882-96; 1888-96. See Part I. nos. 107, no. Montanier, Henri. Un dernier mot sur Molifere et les mddecins. [Paris. 1864.] 8°. pp. (11). Mol 825.9 is lancette franfaise, 7, 9, 14, 21 juin, 1864. Montferrand, Horace B. fepitre a Mo- liere; a I'occasion du monument qu'on lui 61eve. [Paris.] 1838. 8°. pp. 16. The cover serves as title-page. Mol 863.5 Lacroix attributes this poem to Adolphe de Chesnel. Montfleury, Antoine Jacob, called. L'im- promptu de I'Hostel de Cond6; com^die en un acte et un vers. Rdimprim^e sur I'^dition originale (1664), et pr^c^dee d'une notice bibliographique de Paul Lacroix. San Remo. 1875. sm. 12°. pp. xii., 40 -f . (Collec- tion moliferesque.) 2 cop. *Mol 845.1.6; *Mol 855.14 " Tire a looexemplairesnumerotes. No. 17,96." With a reprint of the original title-page. A reply to MoliSre's "L'impromptu de Versailles." Also contained in Moland's ed. of Molifere, 1880-85 [no. 104], V. 191-210, and in Victor Foumel's "Con- temporains de Molifere," 1863-75, i- 239-60. Montigny, , abbe de. La fete de Versailles du 18 juillet, 1668. 1883. {In MonfeRE. CEuvres completes, 1880-85 [no. 104], ix. 139-150.) 2 cop. Mol 18.80.2(9) ; Mol 18.80(9) Monval, Georges. Les tombeaux de Molifere et de La Fontaine. Pons. 1882. 8°. pp. 10. Mol 745.4 Originally published in Le molieriste, 1882, vol. iv. " Rapport presente au Comite des inscriptions parisiennes, le 28 dec. 1881." " 50 exemplaires. No. 37." — 2 — editor. Recueil sur la mort de Moliere ; avec une notice et des notes. Paris. 1885. sm. 12°. (NoirvELLE collection rao- li^resque, 14.) 2 cop. Mol 745-5-2 ; Mol 745.5 Contents : — Actes. Deux placards : Epitaphes sur M. de Molifere, Stances sur la mort de M. de Moliere. Sur la mort irnaginaire et veritable de Moliere [by Polimene]. Epitaphes diverses. Vers. L'ombre de Molifere et son epitaphe ; par Dassoucy. Inscriptions sur des portraits graves de Molifere. Catalogue alpha- betique des epitaphes, epigrammes , madrigaux, stances, sonnets, etc., sur la mort de Moliere. — 3 — Tableau chronologique des signa- tures authentiques de Molifere. [1886.] See Commission des autographes de Moliere. — 4 — Le laquais de Moliere [Francois Du Mouriez Du P6rier. With " pitees justi- ficatives."] Paris. 1887. sm. 8°. Large paper. Mol 820.4 — S — editor. Lettres au Mercure sur Molifere, sa vie, ses ceuvres, et les com^diens de son temps. Publi^es avec une notice et des notes. Paris. 1887. sm. 12°. (Nou- VELLE collection moli^resque, 15.) 2 cop. Mol 713.7 ; Mol 713.7.2 — 6 — Un com^dien amateur d'art, Michel Baron, 1653-1729. Paris. 1893. 4°. pp. 23. Port. Mol 803.4 — 7 — Chronologie molidresque.- Paris. 1897. sm. 8°. Port. (2 cop.) Mol 713.6.2 ; Mol 713.6 Portrait : — 'E.iecivaig by ChampoUion after Mig- nard, closely resembling the Nohn engraving and the due d'Aumale portrait. — 8 — Les collections de la ComMie- frangaise; catalogue. 1897. See Paris, France — Comedie-frangaise. — 9 — Com^die-fran^aise (1658-1900). Liste alphab^tique des soci^taires depuis Mo- liere jusqu'a nos jours. Paris. 1900. 8°. Facsimiles. Thr 647.7 Brief chronologies of the chief events of each member's life and a facsimile of his signature. editor of the following works : — Chappuzeau, Samuel. Le theatre fran- ?ois. 1875. ■WORKS ON MOLlilRE lOI NouvellecoLLECTioNmoH^resque. 1879-90. Le MOLiiRiSTE. i88o['79]-89. MoLifeRE. ThMtre complet. 1882-83. See Part I. no. 106. Pieces. 1888-96. See Part I. no. III. La THORiLLifeRE, F. LeN., sieur de. Pre- miere registre, etc. 1890. Desceni'e de I'ame de Molifere dans les Champs-6lys6es. 1901. Monville, Simon Philippe Maziere de, Vabbe. See Maziere de Monville. [Moratin, Leandro Fernandez de, trans- lator J\ La escuela de los maridos. 181 2. See Part L no. 284. [ — 2 — translator.^ El medico k palos. 1831. See Part I. no. 387. [Moreau, femile.J Scfene ajout^e au Boulevard Bonne-Nouvelle [by Emile Mo- reau and others] pour I'anniversaire de la naissance de Moli^re. Paris. 182 1. 12°. pp. 8. Mol 870.1 " Representee sur le theatre du Gymnase dramati- que, le 15 janv. 1821." — 2 — Protestation ! A-propos en vers. Paris. 1887. 12°. pp.18. Mol 870.40 " Represente a la Comedie-fran9ais a I'occasion du 2656 anniversaire de la naissance de Moli&re." An apothecary protests against the ridicule to which the members of his profession are submitted by Molifere. Moreau, Jean Michel, called le Jeune, illustrator. CEuvres de Moliere. 1773; 1788; 1878. See Part I. nos. 31, 34, loi. Morf , Heinrich. Zeittafel zu vorlesungen tiber Moliere. Bern. 1886. 4°. pp. 10. Mol 713.8 Chronology of Molifere's life and of the theatres in Paris from 1548 to 1716. — 2 — Moliere. (/« his Aus dichtung und sprache der romanen, 1903, pp. 185- 222.) Rom 9053.1 Brief sketch of Moli&re's life and works. Contained also in Detitsche rundschau, 1897, Ixxxxi. 273-292. Moriarty, Louis Martin, editor. L'avare. 1882. See Part L no. 190. — 2 — editor. Le bourgeois gentilhomme. 1884. See Part I. no. 230. Morley, Henry, editor. Plays from Mo- lifere by English dramatists. London, etc. 1883. sm. 8°. (Morley's universal library, 2.) 2 cop. 1548568 ; Mol 880.1 Contents : — Dryden, John. Sir Martin Marr-all (L'etourdi). — Vanbrugh, 5j> John. The mistake (Le depit amoureux) . — Wycherley, William. The plain dealer (Le misanthrope) . — Fielding, Henry. The mock doctor (Le medecin malgre lui). The miser (L'avare) . — Gibber, Colley. The non-juror (Tartufe) . Morley, Sylvanus Griswold. Spanish in- fluence on Molifere. [Thesis for the degree of Ph.D., Harvard university, 1902.] 4 vol. 4°. MS. »HU 90.521 Portions are type-written. Vol. i.-iii. are paged continuously. " Bibliography," vol. iv. — 2 — Notes on Spanish sources of Mo- lifere. {In America — Modern language asso- ciation. Publications, 1904, xix. 270-290.) Philol 340(19) La mort de Moliere. 1788; 1802. See [Cubieres, Michel de]. Moulin, Henri. Molifere et les registres de r^tat civil. Paris. 1878. 8°. pp. 18. Facsimile. Mol 713.10 Facsimile : ■ — Baptismal certificate of Jeanne Catherine Pitel, dated Nov. 15, 1670, bearing the autograph of Moliere as god-father. Shows the errors Eudore Soulie made in quoting this document in his " Recherches sur Molifere et sur sa famille," and gives dates of the nine documents which MoliSre signed as god-father. — 2 — Armande B^jart, sa fiUe et ses deux maris. Paris. 1881. 8°. pp. 14. Mol 750.10 "Extrait du Molieriste, i mai, 188 1. — Tire a 75 exemplaires." Mouton, Eugene. L'affaire Scapin ; [a comedy. With three tales.] Paris. [1888.] 18°. Mol 880.36 The cover has the date 1888. Tffl/w . — Cydalise. Le squelette homogSne. Un transport de justice. " Et nous voici encore ramenes a Moliere avec V Affaire Scapin. Scapin comparait entre deux gen- darmes. Le requisitoire rapporte tout naturellement ses nombreux mefaits. Sa defense, ou soi-disant telle, est une si continuelle moquerie que la Gour I'enverrait aux galeres, si Molifere lui-mSme ne venait se consti- tuer son avocat." — Revue bleue, 28 avril, 1888. Moy , Frederick Thomas. Le Misanthrope. {In Conf]£rences faites aux matinees classi- ques de I'Odton, 1895, vi. 197-216.) 7554.13(6) Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus. Don Gio- vanni; dramma giocoso. [Libretto by Lo- renzo da Ponte.] Ital. and Fr. Parigi. [18—?] 8°. pp. 95. Mol 194.23 The words only. Also with title-page in French. I02 CATALOGUE OP THE MOLlSlEE COLLECTION — 2 — II Don Giovanni. Don Juan ; a grand opera in two acts. [Libretto by Lorenzo da Ponte.] Ital. and Eng. 7 th ed. London. [1821?] 16°. Mol 194.21 The words only. Imperfect : — last page of English text lacking. — 3 — Don Juan ; op6ra en cinq actes. [Metrical translation of Lorenzo da Ponte's libretto.] 2' ^d. Paris. [183-?] 8°. The words only. Mol I94.22 Miinter, Joannes Dietericus AlbertuSj/rawx- lator. Pseudoli fallaciae, Fourberies de Sea- pin. 1778. See Part I. no. 339. Muhammad be ^otman Galal, trans- lator. Der neuarabische Tartuffe. 1891. See Part L no. 517. — 2 — translator. Innisa'u-l'alimit ; neu- arabische bearbeitung von Molifere's Femmes savantes. 1898. See Part I. nos. 322, 323- Mus^e Molifere; catalogue. 1873. See Paris, France — Thedtre italien. Jubil6 de Moli^re. [Musset, Paul DE.J Le dejeuner de Mo- lifere [avec Louis XIV. Paris. 1865.] 12°. pp. (26). Mol 713.9 Cut from " Les plumes d'or, romans et nouvelles," 1865, 265-290. Mussy, P. DE. L'amour pofete, ou Cor- neille chez Molifere; com^die-idylle. Paris. 1878. 8°. pp. 67. Mol 870.28 "Tire a 12 exemplaires. No. 11." Cancels are inserted for pp. 61-64. Deals with the collaboration of the two poets in writing Psyche. La muta per amore, ossia II medico per forza ; farsa giocosa per musica. {Appended to Artosi, Giulio. Teresa vedova, 1803, pp. 41-70-) Mol 882.25 Based on Moli6re's Le medecin malgre lui. MyTtil et Mdlicerte. 1882. See [Gu6- rin, N. A. M.]. , N***, A. Epttre a Molifere. 1818. See [Naudet, J. A. N.]. Nancey, Alfred. Un souper chez Mo- liere; seine en vers. Troyes. 1879. 8°- pp. (4), 68. Mol 860.49 " Extrait des Memoires de la Societe academique del'Aube, 1879, xliii." This is the supper at Auteuil at which Molifere's ntoxicated guests proposed to drown themselves. Nash, Frederick Hapgood. The corn- media deir arte. Thesis for French xx.a [at Harvard University], 1895. 4°. fl. 40. Type-written. *Mol 614. i Includes a detailed study of the influence of the commedia dell'arte on Molilre. "Bibliography," pp. 39-40. -•"[Naudet, Jean Aim6 Nicolas.] fepitre a Moliere, par M. A. N * * *. [Poem.] Paris. 1818. 8°. pp. 24. Mol 863.5 — 2 — Le manage de Molifere. 1822. See Gensoul, Justin, and Naudet, J. A. N. Neufchiteau, Louis Francois de, Comte. See Francois de Neuf chateau. -, sieur de, editor. Neuf-Villenaine, Sganarelle. 1872. See Part I. no. 480. Neuss, Joseph. Sur le Misanthrope de Moliere ; , analyse et observations critiques. Montabaur. 1877. 4°. pp. 3-19. (Progr. d. Kaiser Wilhelms gym. " 1877, '^^- 324.") Mol 247.11 Nicolaie, Louis Francois, called Clair- viLLE. See Clairville. Nicolay, Ludwig Heinrich von, translator. Die gelehrten weiber. 181 7. See Part L- no. 324. Ninon a la campagne. 1826. See [Du Laurent, Am^d^e]. Nion, Francois de. Bellefleur; roman d'un com^dien au xvn^ siecle. 2« mille. Paris. 1903. 12°. 12527.37.10 In the course of the story the hero joins MoliJre's troupe, and remains with it until the latter's death. Nisard, D^sir6. La com^die apres Mo- liere. [Paris, i860.] 8°. pp. (50). Mol 614.2 Kevue europeenne, i860, vii. 273-299, 449-71. The last two pages have been supplied in manuscript. Nivelet, Fran9ois. Molifere et Gui Patin. Paris. 1880. sm. 8°. Mol 825.8 Contents: — MoliSre et Gui Patin; satires medi- cales de Molifere. Gui Patin et Theophraste Re- naudot; la Faculte de Paris au xviie si&cle. Quelques critiques sur Gui Patin, son apologie. •'■•"Noel, Eugene. Molifere. Paris. 1852. 18°. (Legendes frangaises.) Mol 714.I Mr — 2 — Molifere ; son theatre et son ma- nage. 3^ 6d. Paris. 1880. sm. 12°. Port. Mol 714.2 Portrait: — "Gta.ve par A. Esnault." The Au- dran type. WORKS ON MOLlfiRE lOl Noguier, Louis. La Grange-des-Pr6s et Molifere. [ Montpellier. 1894.] 8°. pp. (6). Mol 600.5 Fetibrige latin, 1894, pp. 65-82. Nolhac, Pierre de. Les premieres fetes de Versailles. (In Revue de Paris, 1899, ii- 841-858.) PFr 331.13(1899, ii.) Contains accounts of the ' ' Plaisirs de I'lle enchan- tee " of 1664 and the entertainments of 1668. Normann, H., pseudon. See Mensch, Hermann. Northcote, Stafford Henry, \st earl of Iddesleigh. On Molifere. A lecture deliv- ered to the Exeter literary society, Oct. 2, 1872. {In his Lectures and essays, 1887, pp. 384-407.) ♦ 20421.39 Notice sur le fauteuil de Moliere. 1836. See [Astruc, Francois]. ■" Notice sur le monument tagk a Paris par souscription a la gloire de Moliere ; suivie de pieces justificatives et de la liste g^ndrale des souscripteurs. Publi^e par la Commis- sion de souscription. Paris. 1844. 8°. 3 plates. Mol 765.2 The plates give views and the ground plan of Visconti's monument, Rue Richelieu, and also repro- duce the medal struck in honor of its dedication. Notice sur Moliere. (/« Moliere. CEuvres completes, 1859 [no. 73], i. i.-xxiv.) *Mol 18.59 Also contained in the 1866-67 Lahure ed. [no. 79], i. 1-14; and in the 1867 Hachette ed. [no. 82], I. i.-xxiv. Nouvelle collection moli^resque. See Nouvelle collection moli^resqu'e. Nouvelles nouvelles par Monsieur de 1663. See [Viz6, J. D. de]. Observations sur la com^die de I'lmpos- teur. 1870. See Lettre sur la com^die de rimposteur. Observations sur une com6die de Mo- liere intitul^e Le festin de Pierre. 1869. See Rochemont, , sieur de. Oettinger, Wilhelm. Das komische bei Molifere. Inaugural-dissertation. Strassburg. 1901. 8°. pp. (4), 72-I-. Mol 615.2 "Vita," after p. 72. Oikonomos, Konstantinos, translator. 'O i\d.pyvpoi. 1816; 1835. SeePartl.nos. 217, 217*. Oliphant, Mrs. Margaret Oliphant Wilson, and Tarver, Francis. Moliere. Edinburgh, etc. 1879. ^^°- (Foreign classics for EngHsh readers.) Mol 715.I Olmsted, Everett Ward, editor. Le malade imaginaire. [1905.] See Part I. no. 362. Contains an essay: "Moliere and the medical profession of his time." L'ombre de Moliere. 1675; 1877; 1880. See [Br^court, G. M. de]. L'ombre de Moliere et son 6pitaphe. 1885. See Assoucy, C. C. d'. Or aison f unfebre de Moliere, 1673. 1877; 1879. See Viz6, J. D. Ostrowski, Krystyn, translator. L'avare de Moliere raise en vers. 1874. See Part I. no. 184. Othello et Sganarelle, ou Combien il est avantageux pour les femmes d'etre battues. 1846. See [Del^cluze, ifc. J.]. Ott, Philipp. Uber das verhaltnis des lustspiel-dichters Dryden zur gleichzeitigen franzosischen komodie insbesondere zu Mo- liere. Landshut. [1888.] 8°. pp. 64. (2 cop.) Mol 615.1; 15436.45 Progr. d. Kgl. Bayer. Studien-anstalt. 1887/88. — 2 — The same. [Kap. i., ii.] Inaugu- ral-dissertation, Miinchen. Landshut. 1885. 8°. pp. 35. Mol 615.1 Ou Molifere a-t-il pris le nom de Tartuffe, qui est devenu dans notre langue le synonyme de hypocrite, depuis qu'il I'a appliqud a I'un de ses personnages ? [Paris. 1874.] 1.8°. pp. (2). Mol 270.21 " Le courrier de Vaugelas, ler dec. 1874," pp. 129-130. Ozell, John, translator. Monsieur de Pourceaugnac, or Squire Trelooby. 1704. See Part I. no. 443. — 2 — translator. The works of Mo- liere. 1714. See Part I. no. 131. P.-M., Al. Le Moliere de la jeunesse. [Edited by Aloys Perrault-Maynand.] 1836. See Part I. no. 60. Pages, Alphonse. Moliere a Pezdnas; prologue en vers. {In MoLifeRE. Le m6- decin volant, 1866 [no. 389], pp. 1-29.) Mol 238.5 " Representee sur I'Odeon le 15 janv. 1866." I04 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLliiRE COLLECTION Palissot de Montenoy, Charles. Mo- li^re comment^. See [Simonnin, Jacques, eti.']. Moliere comment^, ^/f . 1813. Note. Palm^zeaux, C, pseudon. See Cubieres, Michel DE. Pandgyrique de I'fcole des femmes, ou Conversation comique sur las ceuvres de Moliere. 1883. See [Robinet, Charles]. Parigot, Hippolyte. L'^cole des femmes. {In Conferences faites aux matinees classi- ques de I'Odton, 1891, iii. 1-38.) 7554-13(3) — 2 — L'ficole des femmes. {In his Gtoie etm^ier, 1894, pp. 87-112.) 7553-34 Not the same essay as the preceding number. Paringault, Eugene. La langue du droit dans le theatre de Moliere. [Paris. 1861.] 8°. pp. (49). Mol 616.1 , Probably from Revue pratiqtte de droit fran(ais, i86i, vu. 309-357. Paris, France — Comedie franqaise. Les collections de la Com^die-frangaise ; cata- logue historique et raisonn^ par Georges Monval. Preface de Jules Claretie. Paris. 1897. 1. 8°. Portrs. and plates. FA 60.7.9 " Comedie-franfaise, ses bStiments et ses archi- tectes, 1787-1897; [by Charles Lucas]," pp. ix.-xvi. The collection includes many important portraits, busts, and relics of Moliere. — 2 — Deuxieme centenaire de la fonda- tion de la Com^die-franfaise. 1880. See Part I. no. 346. Paris, France — Thedtre italien. Jubil^ de Molifere du 15 au 23 mai 1873, organist au Th^atre-italien par M. Ballandre : musde Moliere, catalogue. Paris. 1873. 8°. pp.8. Mol 735-1-5 Pat6, Lucien. A Moliere ; poesie. Paris. 1876. 12°. pp. II. Mol 875.6 "Dite a la Comedie-franfaise par M. Coquelin pour le 2546 anniversaire de la naissance de Moliere." Paulhan, Fr^d^ric. De I'interpr^tation des types litt^raires ; le Philinte de Mo- liere. [Paris. 1887.] 4°- pp- (6). Mol 600.11 Revue bleue, 1887, xxxix. 623-628. Pauly, Alphonse, editor. (Euvres de Molifere. [1872-74.] See Part I. no. 90. "Notice sur J.-B. P. Molifere," i. iii.-xv. Pech, Robert. Les Facheux de Moliere compares a son Misanthrope. Konigshiitte O.-S. 1895. 8°. pp. 20. Mol 210.10 " Wissensch. beilage z. i8e Jahresber. d. konigl. gym. 1895, no. 192." Peillon, Fdix. Un poete inconnu, ou Th^agfene et Charicl^e ; com^die en trois actes en vers. Paris. 1855. 18°. pp.90. Mol 860.39 The youthful Racine submits a play to Molilre. P^lissier, L6on Gabriel, translator. See Gigli, Girolamo. Scfenes originales du Tar- tuffe. 1889. Pdlissier. See also Pellissier. Pellet Desbarreaux, Hippolyte. Mo- lifere a Toulouse ; com^die en un acte et en vers. Toulouse. 1787. 8°. pp. 39. Mol 860.14 Introduces a hypocrite modelled after Tartuffe, a marquis, and Molifere's troupe of actors. Some inci- dents are borrowed from Goldoni's " Molifere." Pellissier, Georges, editor. Le misan- thrope. [1888?] See Part L no. 416. Pellissier. See also Pdlissier. Pellisson, Maurice, editor of the following plays : — Le bourgeois gentilhomme. 1883. See Part I. no. 228. Les pr^cieuses ridicules. 1887. See Part L no. 455. L'avare. 1891. See Part L no. 201. Le misanthrope. 1892. See Part L no. 423- Le malade imaginaire. 1893. See Part I. no. 358.. Les femmes savantes. 1894. See Part L no. 316. Tartuffe. 1894. See Part I. no. 511. [P^ricaud, Antoine.j Molifere a Lyon, 1653-1657. [Lyon. 1835.] 8°- PP- (8)- Mol 728.6.2 Perlet, Adrien. De I'infiuence des moeurs sur la com^die [fran^aise] ; discours, suivi de deux Etudes sur les r61es du Misanthrope et du Tartufe. 2^ M. Paris. 1848. 8°. Mol 616.2 [Pernot, Theodore.] Un amour de Mo- lifere ; com^die-vaudeville en deux actes [par T. P. Colomb, pseudon.]. Paris, etc. 1838. 1.8°. pp.16. Mol 860.30 MoliSre enters into a wager with Fouquet and Saint Evremont, the object being to see who can win the affections of Isabelle [Armande] Bejart. WORKS ON MOLlilRB 105 Perrault, Charles. J. B. P. de Molifere. Port. {In his Hommes illustres, 1696, f°, i. 79-80.) 28.136 Also contained in Poulet-Malassis' " Moli&re juge par ses contemporains, " 1877, pp. 139-148. Portrait: — Nolin's engraving after the painting in the collection of the due d'Aumale attributed to Mignard. It is a print of the last state of the engrav- ing after the plate had been cut down and surrounded by an oval border containing the arms of MoliSre. [Perrault-Maynand, Aloys, Vabbe, edi- tor r\ Le Moliere de la jeunesse. 1836. See Part I. no. 60. Perr^az, E., editor. Choix des comedies : Les pr^cieuses ridicules et Les femmes sa- vantes. 1868. See Part I. no. 448. Perrin, 6mile. Deux portraits de Mo- Tifere. [Paris. 1883.] 4°. pp. (17). Mol 735.6 " Lu a la seance publique annuelle des cinq acade- mies du 25 oct. 1883." Consists of pp. 23-39 of a larger work. Also con- tained in the Journal officiel, 1 nov. 1883, pp. 5651-4. Deals with the portrait, attributed to Mignard, of MoUire as Caesar in "La mort de Pompee," now owned by the Comedie-franjaise, and the portrait owned by the due d'Aumale usually attributed to Mignard. Perrin suggests that the latter may be the work of Sebastien Bourdon. [Perrin, Ren6.] Notice sur Moliere. [182-?] See Picard, L. B. Notice, etc. Note. Person, femile, editor. Les femihes sa- vantes. [1881.] See Part I. no. 306. Peschier, Adolphe, editor of the following plays : — Les femmes savantes. r872. See Part I. no. 301. Les fourberies de Scapin. 1872. See Part I. no. 330. Le misanthrope. 1877. See Part L no. 406. Petit, Anatole. Le sicilien, ou L'amour peintre ; ballet-pantomime. Musique de la composition de M. Sor ; ouverture et airs de danse de M. Schneitzhoeffer. Paris. 1827. sm.8°. pp. 16. Mol 880.26 Contains the words only. Petit, L6on. Les m^decins de Moliere ; conference au Palais des soci6t6s savantes, le 9 avril 1890. Paris. 1890. 8°. pp. 46. Mol 825.11 [Petitdidier, L6on femile], and Valade, L6on. Moliere a Auteuil; com^die en un acte en vers par fimile Bl^mont [pseudon.] & L6on Valade. Paris. 1876. 18°. pp. (4), 44. Mol 870.24 "Representee sur I'Odeon, le 15 janv. 1876." With manuscript corrections. _2 — The same. Paris. 1876. 18°. pp. (4), 44- Mol 870.25 Corrected edition. [ — 3 — ] and Valade, L6on. Le barbier de P^zenas ; com^die en un acte en vers par 6mile Bldmont [pseudon.] et L6on Valade. Paris. r877. r2°. pp. (4), 39. Mol 870.27 " Representee sur I'Odeon, le 15 janv. 1877." Moliere is depicted at the barber-shop in Fezenas. The anecdote is introduced of his reading a letter for a serving maid from her lover in the army. [ — 4 — ] Molifere en bonne fortune ; com6- die en un acte en vers [by] 6mile Bl^mont [pseudon.]. Paris. 1897. 8°. pp. 30. Vigns. Mol 860.55 MoliSre, while in the provinces, falls in love with a marchioness. [ — 5 — ] La soubrette de Molifere ; a-pro- pos en vers [by] fimile Bl^mont [pseudon.]. Paris. 1897. sm.8°. pp. (6), 5. Mol 875.12 "Dit par Mme. Marie Kolb [a] I'Odeon pour le 2756 anniversaire de Molifere." Toinette offers homj^e to Moli&re. [ — 6 — ] Theatre moli^resque et corne- lian [by] 6mile Bldmont [pseudon.]. Avec une etude et une lettre sur Molifere par Jules Claretie. Paris. 1898. 18°. Mol 860.57 Cotitents : — Les voys^es de Moliere; [par Jules Claretie]. — Lettre a la ville de Pezenas; [de Jules Claretie]. — Le barbier de Pezenas; en collaboration avec Leon Valade. — Au Bit d'argent. — Molifere en bonne fortune. — La soubrette de MoliSre; a-propos en vers. — Moliere a Auteuil; en collaboration avec Leon Valade. — L'inauguration du monument de MoliSre a Pezenas [account of the festivities] . — Pierre Comeille; pofeme. — La petite Rosange. — Visite a Comeille; po6me. Petitot, Claude Bernard, editor. CEuvres deMolifere. r824; 1836. See Part I. nos. 47; 61. "Vie de Moh6re," i. 1-72, Philibert-Soupd, Alfred. See Soup6. Phragkia, loannes G., editor. 'AiA,iTpvmv. 1877. See Part I. no. 175. Picard, Louis Benoit. Histoire de la troupe de Moliere. [Paris. r82-?] 8°. pp. (3r). Mol 800.1 Cut from " CEuvres completes de MoliSre, avec une notice par L. B. Picard," 182-?, i. xxv.-lv. According to Lacroix [no. 397] this is largely a copy of L. Aime-Martin's work bearing a similar title. Also contained in the edition of 1825, Paris, Bau- douin [no. 49], i. xxix.-lix. io6 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLlfiRE COLLECTION — 2 — Notice sur Molifere. [ Paris. 182-?] 8°. pp. xxiv. Mol 716.1 Cut from " CEuvres completes de Moli&re avec une notice par L. B. Picard," 182-?, i. i.-xxiv. According to Lacroix [no. 397] this is the work of Rene Perrin. Also contained in the edition of 1825, Paris, Bau- douin [no. 49], i. i.-xxviii. — 3 — editor. CEuvres completes de Moliere. 1825. See Part I. no. 49. ^ Pifteau, Benjamin. Les maitresses de Molifere ; amours du grand comique, leur influence sur son caractfere et son oeuvre. Paris. 1879. sm. 8°. Port, and plates. Mol 730.6.2 Contents: — Madeleine Bejart. La De Brie. La Du Pare. Portrait : — steel engraving by Hopwood after Mignard. Another copy. Mol 730.6 The cover has the date 1880. » — 2 — Moliere en province ; ^tude sur sa troupe ambulante. Suivie de Moliere en voyage, com^die en un acte en vers. Paris. 1879. sm. 8°. Port, and plates. Mol 870.30.6 " Portrait de Moli&re [engraved after Cathelin] d'aprfe Mignard et quatre eaux-fortes dessinees par M6s, gravees par Legenisel." The comedy depicts Moliere while playing in the provinces. The misunderstandings of two lovers fur- nish him scenes for Le depit amoureux. Another copy. Large papet. Mol 870.30.5 Two prints of each plate in different colors. Pignot, J. Henri. Un 6veque r^forma- teur sous Louis XIV. ; Gabriel de Roquette, 6veque d'Autun, sa vie, son temps, et le Tar- tuffe de Moliere d'aprfes des documents in^dits. 2 tom. Paris, etc. 1876. 8°. Mol 270.9 " Roquette et Tartuffe," ii. 539-570. Roquette is frequently supposed to have been the model for Tartuffe. Pijardiere, Louis de Lacour de la. See Lacour. Pilgrim, Lord, pseudon. See Houssave, A. H. Pille, Henri, illustrator. Les femmes savantes. 1899. See Part L no. 320. Pinchon, . La mort de Molifere; drame en quatre actes. Paris. 1873. i8°- PP- (4), 79- Mol 860.43 "Represente le 15 mai, 1873, au Theitre italien, a 1 occasion du jubile organise pour le 2e centenaire de la mort de Moliere par H. Ballande." The third act and the " ceremony " of Ze malade imaginaire are woven into the play. Les plaisirs de I'isle enchant^e : course de bague, com^die £ Molifere's Princesse d'filide], ballet du Palais d'Alcine, et autre festes galantes faites par le roy a Versailles le 7 may 1 664, et continu6es plusieurs autres jours. Paris, Imprimerie royale. 1673. f°- pp. 91. 9 plates. *Mol 150.5 Imperfect: — the original fifth plate is lacking. Its place has been suppUed by a modern reproduction. The verso of p. gi reads "Paris, 1674." The plates were designed and engraved by Israel Silvestre. The description of the second day contains the text of La princesse d'&lide. A reprint of the program issued to the guests at this fSte is in the Despois and Mesnard ed. of MoliSre's works, 1873-1900 [no. 93], iv. 234-250. — 2 — The same. {In MoLifeRE. La princesse d'felide, etc., 1684 [no. 472].) Mol 255.9 — 3 — The same, Ed. originale [Paris, 1665]; rdimpression textuelle par les soins de Louis Lacour. Paris. 1880. sm. 12°. (R^impressions des Editions originales de Molifere.) Mol 255.13 With a reprint of the original title-page. For a list of the editions of Moliere's works con- taining the text of Les plaisirs de I'ile enchantee, see Appendix IV. Le plan du Misanthrope. [Paris. 1878.] 8°. pp. (12). Mol 247.5 Revue de France, 1878, xxvii. 630-641. Planquette, Robert. L'esprit fran^ais; chantd par Mme. Kaiser, paroles de Th6o- lier. [With piano accompaniment.] Paris. [18—.] 1.8°. pp. (3). Mol 865.3 A lithographed portrait of Moliere is on the outside of the sheet. Plautus. Amphitruo. [With a French translation by Mme. Dacier. 182 1.] {In MoLiiRE. CEuvres, 1819-1825 [no. 43], vi. 367-541.) 2 cop. Mol 18.19.2(6); *Mol 18.19(6) — 2 — Amphitruo. [ With a French translation by Joseph Naudet.] 1882. {In MoLifeRE. CEuvres, 1880-85 [iio> i04],viii. 365-501.) 2 cop. Mol 18.80.2(8) ; Mol 18.80(8) — 3 — Aulularia. [With a French trans- lation.] 1883. {In MoLifeRE. CEuvres, 1880-85 [110. 104], ix. 317-415.) 2 cop. Mol 18.80.2(9) ; Mol 18.80(9) Ploetz, Karl, editor. Le misanthrope. 1851. See Part L no. 397. WORKS ON MOLlilRE 107 Les Pocquelin eccl^siastiques dans le Maine. 1887. See [Angot, A., Vabbe\. Pohlisch, Bemhard. Die patoisformen in Moliferes lustspielen. Inaugural-disser- tation. Halle. 1884. 8°. pp. 28. "Vita," p. 3. Mol 616.3 Poirson, V. A., illustrator. See Moland, Louis. Molifere, sa vie et ses ouvrages. 1887. Polimene, pseudon. Sur la mort imagi- naire et veritable de Moli^re. [Verses and epitaphs.] (/« Monval, Georges, ed. Re- cueil sur la mort de Moliere, 1885, pp. 21-29.) 2 cop. Mol 745-S-2 ; Mol 745-5 Ponsard, Francois. Molifere a Vienne; com^die en deux actes. [Acte i. Paris. 1876.] 1.8°. pp. (12). Mol 860.4s V artiste, 1876, pp. 155-156. No more published. Moli&re, while at Vienne, helps to bring about the marriage of AngeUque to the suitor of her choice, at the expense of young Purgon the apothecary. Afterwards published with the title " Le mariage d'Angelique." — 2 — Le mariage d'Angelique ; com^die en deux actes. Paris. [1902.] 18°. pp. (4), 59. Mol 870.9.5 "Represente [a] TOdeon, le 15 janv. 1902." Originally printed in the Moniteur viennois, 1 85 1, with the title " MoliSre a Vienne." A review of the play is inserted, cut from Le temps, 3 fev. 1902. Ponte, Lorenzo da, P abate. Don Gio- vanni. See Mozart, W. A. Don Giovanni. [18-?]; [1821?]. — 2 — Don Juan. See Mozart, W. A. Don Juan. [French metrical translation. 183-?] Pontsevrez, P. DE, frfiVbr. I/avare. 1887. See Part I. no. 194. Porlier, A., illustrator. CEuvres de Mo- lifere. 1832. See Part L no. 55. Le portrait du peintre. 1663; 1879. See Boursault, Edme. Potez, Henri. Le precheur converti. 1896. See Clar^tie, Ldo, and Potez, Henri. Pougin, Arthur. Moliere et I'op^ra-co- "mique: le Sicilien, ou 1' Amour peintre. Paris. 1882. 8°. pp.64. Mol 267.10 Poujoulat, jean Joseph Francois, editor. Theatre choisi de Molifere. 1878-79. See Part I. no. 102. Poulet-Malassis, Auguste, editor. Mo- liere jugd par ses contemporains ; avec une notice. Paris. 1877. sm. 12°. Coat-of- arms. (2 cop.) Mol 7I3-3-2; Mol 713-3 Contents: — Vizi, J. D. de. Conversation dans une ruelle de Paris sur Mohere defunt; suivie de son Oraison funfebre. (1673.) — Brecourt, G. M. DE. L'ombre de Moliere; comedie. (1674.) — La Grange, C. V. de. Vie de MoU&re en abrege. (1682.)— BAiLLET.Adrien. M.deMolifere. (1686.) — Perrault, Charles. J. B. P. de Molifere. (1697.) — 2 — editor. See Grimarest, J. L. Le G., sieur de. La vie de Moliere. 1877. Prat, Henri. Moliere. {In his Etudes lit- t6raires; xvii« sifecle, 1856-59, ii. 148-205.) 7538.13(2) Prescott, William Hickling. Moliere. (/« his Biographical and critical miscella- nies, 1845, PP- 318-360.) 38.64 Also in later editions. — 2— Moliere. [Paris. 1864.J 8°. pp. (45). Mol 716.2 From " Essais de biographic et de critique, par W. H. Prescott," 1864, ii. 193-237. —"Provost, Gabriel. Le peuple dans Mo- liere. [Paris. 1890.J 8°. pp. 13. Mol 616.4 Revue de la France moderne, 1890, pp. 145-157. Puchesse, Gustave Baguenault de. See Baguenault de Puchesse. PuUe, Giulio, Conte, translator of the following plays : — II misantropo. 1876. See Part I. no. 437- La scuola delle mogli. 1876. See Part I. no. 274. I dispetti amorosi. 1877. See Part I. no. 258. Punt, Jan, illustrator. CEuvres de Mo- liere. 1765. See Part I. no. 28. Querelles, Alexandre de, Conite. Le misantrope politique ; comedie.- [With pref- ace by Alfred Nettement.] 2« 6d., revue et corrig^e. Paris. r846. 8°. (r^ comedie de circonstance.) Mol 880.27 "Cast une heureuse pensee que d ' avoir transporte ce beau et noble caractere du misantrope dans les moeurs et dans les idees du dix-neuvieme siecle." — Preface. 108 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLliiRE COLLECTION Ragon, A. E., editor. Le malade imagi- naire. 1875. See Part I. no. 352. Rambert, Eugene. Corneille, Racine at Molifere ; deux cours sur la po^sie drama- tique frangaise au xvii^ si^cle. Lausanne. 1861. 8°. (2 cop.) 7564.31; M0I618.1 RamphOS, K., translator. 'O Kara, (ftav- Tacriav acrdeviji. [Le malade imaginaire.] 1834. See Part L no. 365. Raticou, Anais de, cat/ed Bazin. See Bazin. Raymond, Emmanuel, pseudon. See Galibert, L6on. Raynaud, Maurice. Les m^decins au temps de Moliere. Thfese. Paris. 1862. 8°. Mol 825.3 — 2 — The same. 2= dd. Paris. 1863. 18°. Mol 825.4 — 3 — Moliere et les m^decins. [Paris. 1862.] 8°. pp. (29). Mol 700.2 Le correspondant, aoflt, 1862, pp. 660-688. Afterwards published as chap. vlii. of his " Les medecins au temps de Moliere." The first leaf has been supplied in MS. Recueil des dpigrammes, 6pitaphes ou autre pieces en vers, tant latines que fran- goises, faites par divers auteurs sur Moliere & sur sa mort. {In Moliere. CEuvres, 1710 [no. IS], viii. 275-301.) *Mol 17.10(8) Also contained in the following editions of Moliere : — 1718, Paris [no. 16], viii. 275-299; 1725, Amster- dam [no. 17], iv. 535-552; 1730, Paris [no. 18], viii. 275-298; 1732, Rotterdam [no. 19], viii. 257- 275; I73S> Amsterdam [no. 21], iv. 535-552; 1739, Paris [no. 22], viii. 276-293; 1749, Paris [no. 24], viii. 267-284; 1768, Paris [no. 29], viii. 280-296. Regnier, Adolphe, editor. CEuvres com- pletes de Moliere. 1878. See Part I. no. loi. Regnier, Henri, editor. CEuvres choi- sies de Molifere. 1 89 1 . See Part L no. 1 2 5 . Regnier, P., editor. Deuxifeme cente- naire de la fondation de la Com^die fran- 9aise. i88o.- See Part L no. 346. — 2 — Etat de la fortune de Moliere. {In his Souvenirs et Etudes de theatre, 2« iA., 1887, pp. 177-192.) Thr 588.87 • — 3 — Le Tartuffe des com^diens. 1896. See Part I. no. 513. Reissig, A. Jean Baptiste Moli^re's leben und schriften und sein Don Juan. Leipzig. 1876. sm. 8°. pp.87-)-. (Biographische bibliothek, 7.) Mol 193.10 Contains u summary of the play and translation of extracts. Relation de la fete de Versailles du 18 juillet, 1668. 1864. See F^libien, Andr^. Rengade, Jules, pseudon. See Roger, Aristide. [R^ponse a 1' Impromptu de Versailles.] La vengeance des marquis, ou R^ponse a r Impromptu de Versailles; comldie en prose, rdimprim^e textuellement d'apres I'ddition originale, Paris, Loyson, 1664. Notice par le bibliophile Jacob [pseudon. for Paul Lacroix]. Turin. 1869. sm. 12°. pp. viii., 34 -I- . (Collection moliferesque.) 2 cop. *Mol 845.1.4; *Mol 855.17 "Tire a too exemplaires numerotes. No. 39, 55." Probably either by J. de Villiers or J. Donneau de Vize, or else a joint production. See also the Despois and Mesnard ed., 1873, etc. [no. 93], iii. 112-3. Also contained in Moland's edition of IVIoliSre, 1880-85 [°o- I04]> V. 211-234, and in Victor Four- nel's "Les contemporains de MoliSre," 1863, etc., i. 295-328. Responce aux Observations touchant le Festin de pierre de M. de Molifere [by de Rochemont]. Paris. 1665. {Reprinted in RocHEMONT, , sieur de. Observations sur le Festin de pierre, 1869, pp. 51-65.) 2 cop. *Mol 845.1.4; *Mol 855.16 Lacroix attributes to Moliere himself at least a share in the authorship of this pamphlet. Also contained in Moland's eds. of MoIiSre, 1863- 64 [no. 77], iii. 504-512, and 1880-85 ["o- 104]. vi. 448-457, and in the Despois and Mesnard ed., 1873, ^t'=- [10. 93], V. 232-240. ^ R^v^rend du Mesnil, Edmond. Les aieux de Moliere a Beauvais et a Paris d'apres les documents authentiques. Paris. 1879. 8°. pp. 79-)-. Coats-of-arms. Mol 755-5 "PiSces justificatives," pp. 54-60. Appendice : — Moliere et les medecins. — Les mede- cins vengez, ou La suite du Malade imaginaire. •^ — 2 — La famille de Molifere et ses re- pr^sentants actuels d'aprfes les documents authentiques. Paris. 1879. 8°. Coats- of-arms. Mol 755.5 " Pifeces justificatives," pp. 64-80. " Acteurs de la troupe de Moli&re au nombre de 59," pp. 81-97. — 3 — Les auteurs du Brionnais : Fran- cois de Moliere, seigneur d'Essertines, Anne WORKS ON MOLlfeRE 109 Picardet sa femme et leur famille d'aprfes les documents authentiques. [With "pieces justificatives." ] CharoUes. 1888. 8°. PP-97 + - Mol 755.8 Revilla, Manuel de la. El tipo legen- dario de D. Juan Tenorio y sus manifesta- ciones en las modernas literaturas. [Madrid. 1883.] 8°. pp. (26). Mol 193.6 Cut from his "Obras," 1883, pp. 431-456. MoUere's Don Juan is treated on pp. 442—444. Reynier, Gustave, editor. Les pr^cieuses ridicules. [1887?] See Part I. no. 456. Rh^al, S6bastien, properly S^bastien Gayet DE Cesena. See Cesena. Riccoboni, Luigi. Observations sur la com6die, et sur le g^nie de Molifere. Paris. 1736. sm. 12°. Mol 618.3 Richard, Alfred, editor. See Bricauld de Verneuil, femile. Molifere a Poitiers en 1648. 1887. — - Richard-Desaix, Ulric. La relique de Molifere du cabinet du baron Vivant Denon. Paris. 1880. 1.8°. pp. 43. Port, of Baron Vivant-Denon. Mol 775.5 The relic consists of a portion of one of Moliere's bones. ^//SifBaV^.— Bibliographic [du 'Voyage dans la Basse et la Haute -Egypte ' de Vivant-Denon], PP- 35-43- The portrait was drawn and etched by Baron Vivant-Denon himself. This copy of the pamphlet contains five impressions in different colors or on different papers. Richepin, Jean. Monsieur Scapin ; com6- die en vers en trois actes. Paris. 1886. 8°. Mol 880.28 Scapin has become a wealthy bourgeois and plans to marry his daughter, against her inclinations, to a notary's derk. The girl outwits her father by the help of a servant modelled after the genuine Scapin. — 2 — The same. Nouv. 6d., contenant la version en deux actes et la version en trois actes. Paris. 1888. 18°. pp. (10), 1-130, 73-85. Mol 880.29 "Afin que les amateurs puissent faire relier la pi^ce, soit en deux soit en trois actes, nous avons organise la pagination de f afon telle que les numeros se suivent dans les deux cas. ' ' — Avis. Rigaud, Antoine Fran9ois, and Jacquelin, Jacques Andr6. Moli^re avec ses amis, ou Le souper d'Auteuil ; com^die historique en deux actes et en vaudevilles. Paris. 1801. sm.8°. pp.36. Mol 860.21 Introduces the anecdotes of Moliere preventing his intoxicated friends from drowning themselves and of his generosity to Mondorge, Baron's former associate. Rivet, Gustave. Le cimetifere Saint- Joseph ; po^me dramatique en deux ta- bleaux. Paris. 1880. 18°. pp. 24. Mol 870.30.9 Alceste, Tartuffe, Scapin, Agnfes, and Dorine visit Moli&re's grave just after his burial. An apotheosis closes the poem. Robert, L6on. MoHfere en province; conference faite a Niort, le 20 mars, 1869. Niort. 1869. 8°. pp. 30. Mol 728.6 [Robinet, Charles.] Pan^gyrique de I'^cole des femmes, ou Conversation co- mique sur les oeuvres de Moliere. Avec une preface par le bibliophile Jacob [pseudon. for Paul Lacroix]. Paris. 1883. sm. 12°. ( Nouvelle collection moMresque, 11.) 2 cop. Mol 855.15; Mol 855.15.2 With a reprint of the title-page of 1664. Also contained in Moland's edition of Molifere, 1880-85 ["O- 104]) V- 79-125. — 2 — Lettres des 18 et 25 f^vrier, 1673. [Selections containing the passages relating to Moliere.] {^Appended to Descente de I'ame de Molifere dans les Champs-filysees, 1 901, pp. 47-52.) 2 cop. »Mol 853.2.2; *Mol 853.2 Roche, Antonin, editor. Les femmes sa- vantes. 1872; 1892. See Part I. no. 302, 313- Roche, Edmond. La derni^re fourberie de Scapin ; a propos en un acte en vers. (La com^die des ombres.) [Paris. 1863.] 18°. pp. (52). Mol 870.15 Cut from his "Poesies posthumes," 1863, pp. 179-230. Sganarelle refuses to hide Scapin, who has just escaped from the infernal regions. When the latter's pursuers arrive he passes himself off for Sganarelle, who in turn is carried off to Hades. Rochebili^re, Antoine. Bibliographie des Editions originales d'auteurs fran^ais compo- sant la bibliothfeque de feu M. A. Rochebi- lifere. 1892. See Claudin, Anatole. Rochemont, sieur de. Observa- tions sur le Festin de pierre, et r^ponses aux Observations ; rdimpressions textuelles des editions originales de Paris, 1665 ; prdc^- ddes d'une notice bibliographique par le bibliophile Jacob [pseudon. for Paul La- croix]. Genfeve. 1869. sm. 12°. pp. xii., 65+. (Collection moliferesqup.) 2 cop. *Mol 845.1.4; *Mol 855.16 With reprints of the original title-pages. "Tire a 100 exemplaires numerotes. No. 7, 48." The answers were published separately under the titles, ' ' Lettre sur les Observations d'une comedie du no CATALOGUE OF THE MOLltlRB COLLECTION sieiir Moli&re," and " Responce aux Observations touchant Le festin de pierre." The editor attributes them, at least in part, to Molifere himself. The title ' ' sieur de Rochemont ' ' is perhaps a pseudonym. See the Despois and Mesnard edition of Moli&re, 1873, etc. [no. 93], iii. 40 ft. Also printed in Moland's editions of MoIiSre, 1863-64 [no. 77], iii. 475-487, and 1880-85 [no. 104], vi. 417-430, and in the Despois and Mesnard edition, 1873, ^'c. [no. 93], v. 217-232. Roederer, Pierre Louis, Comte. Frag- ments de divers m^moires pour servir a I'histoire de la soci6t6 polie en France. Paris. 1834. 8°. pp. 36. Mol 815. i " Lu dans la seance publique des cinq academies del'Institut, 2 mai 1834." On the Hotel de Rambouillet. Includes a brief reference to Moli^re's Precieuses ridicules. — 2 — M^moire pour servir a I'histoire de la soci6t6 polie en France, [1600-1683]. Paris. 1835. 8°. (2 cop.) *7564.26; *Mol 815.2 Contains numerous references to Molifire. Rotscher, Heinrich Theodor, editor. Tar- tiiffe; deutgch von Emilie Schroder. [1868.] See Part I. no. 524. Roger, Aristide. Le m^decin de Mo- li^re ; com^die en un acte en vers. Paris. 1878. 18°. pp. (2), 33. Mol 870.29 " Representee sur I'Odeon a I'occasion du 256= anniversaire de la naissance de Moli^re." Moli&re's doctor, Mauvillain, cures his patient by effecting a reconciliation between him and Armande. — 2 — Novus doctor ; com^die en un acte en vers par Jules Rengade [pseudon.]. Paris. [1894.] 12°. pp.50. Mol 870.49 "Representee sur I'Odeon, a I'occasion du 2720 anniversaire de la naissance de Moliere." After the ceremony of Le malade imaginaire, Argan assumes the character of a doctor, and, claim- ing to be able to renew the youth of his friend Geronte, prepares to give him his daughter in mar- riage. Toinette, masquerading as a doctor, frustrates his plans. The play lightly satirizes modern medical practice. Roger, Claude F^lix. Remarques gram- maticales sur Moliere. 18 13. See Bret, Antoine, and Roger, C. F. Roger-Miles, L. L'Agn^s moderne; a-propos en vers. Paris. 1889. sm. 8°. PP- 8- Mol 875.9 " Dit par Mile. Le Brady au Theatre d' Application pour I'anniversaire de la naissance de Moli&re." i» — 2 — Alceste converti ; a-propos en un tableau et en vers. Paris. 1891. sm. 8°. PP- 16. Mol 870.47 "Joue au Theatre- franpais a I'occasion du 269 "i- 231-268. Soncini, Virginio, translator of the follow- ing plays : — L'avaro. [1823.J See Part I. no. 218. II dispetto amoroso. [1823.] See Part I. no. 257. Le dottoresse. [1823. J See Part I. no. 326. II misantropo. [1823. J See Part I. no. 436. Le preziose ridicole. [1823.J See Part I. no. 470. La scuola delle mogli. [1823. J See Part I. no. 273. I seccatori. [1823.] See Part I. no. 294. Amor medico. [1824.] See Part I. no. 171. Don Giovanni. [1824. J See Part I. no. 262. La scuola de' mariti. [1824.J See Part I. no. 283. Lostordito. [1824.] See Part I. no. 289. Tartuffo. [1824.] See Part I. no. 526. Le songe du resveur; r^imprim^, pour la premiere fois, d'apres I'exemplaire unique subsistant aujourd'hui et conserve dans la bibliotheque de I'Arsenal; avec une preface du bibliophile Jacob [pseudon. for Paul La- croix]. Genfeve. 1867. sm. 12°. pp. x., 27. (Collection moli^resque.) 2 cop. *Mol 845.1; *Mol 850.4 With a reprint of the original title-page, " Paris, 1660." "Tire a 100 exemplaires numerotes. No. 13, 77." An answer to " La pompe funSbre de M. Scarron " by Somaize. It contains a number of epigrams, in- cluding one by Moli&re, which were claimed to have been sent to Somaize by the authors he had attacked in his work. See, however, Despois and Mesnard's edition of Moliere, 1873, etc. [no. 93], ix. 569-570. Souli6, Eudore. Recherches sur Moliere et sur sa famille. [With documents.] Paris. 1863. 8°. (2 cop.) Mol 719.6; Mol 719.6.2 Reviewed by Sainte-Beuve in his " Nouveaux lundis," 1878, V. 257-280. WORKS ON MOLlfiRE "5 — 2 — Rapport sur des recherches rela- tives a la vie de Moliere. [Paris.' 1865.] 8°. pp. (is). Mol 719-3 Archives des missions scientifiques et litteraires, 1865, 26 ser., i. 481-495. Report of a search in the south and west of France for documents relating to Moli&re. — 3 — Molifere et sa troupe a Lyon. [With " Lettre a Eudore Souli^ " par Clau- dius Brouchoud. Lyon. 1866?] 8°. pp.34. Wdct. Mol 728.5 First published in the ^CT'«i;£feZyoK»a«>,- s^ser., i. A review of Brouchoud's " Origines du theatre de Lyon." The appended letter is in reply to Soulie's critique. Soup6, Alfred Philibert. L'ombre de Mo- liere ; pofeme, lu a Grenoble [au] Congrfes scientifique de France. Grenoble. 1857. 1. 8°. pp. 16. Mol 863.19 The cover serves as title-page. Souriau, Maurice. La versification de Molifere. Paris. 1888. 1.8°. Mol 619.6 " Extrait du Monde poeiique." — 2 — Moliere. {In his L'^volution du vers fran^ais au dix-septi^me sifecle, 1893, pp. 259-358.) Fr. Dep't Souza, Robert de. Toinette a Moliere; a-propos en vers. Paris. 1890. sm. 8°. pp. 8. , Mol 875.10 "Dit par Mme. Jeanne Samary a la Comedie- fran9aise a 1' occasion du 268= anniversaire de la naissance de Moli6re." Spirgatis, Max. Die Niirnberger Mo- lifereubersetzungen und ihr verleger Johann Daniel Tauber. {In Dziatzkq, Karl, ed. Beitrage zur kenntnis des schrift-, buch- und bibliothekswesens, 1896, iii. 79-93.) IV. 3040.6 The Beitrage form pt. 10 of the Sammlung biblio- thekswissenschaftlicher arbeilen. Spoelgen, Johann. Analyse et critique de§ Pr^cieuses ridicules par Molifere. Dis- sertation inaugurale. Rostock. 1873. 8°. pp.19. (2 cop.) Mol 253.5 ; Mol 253.5.2 St., L., translator. See Stanek, Ladislav. Staal, Gustave, illustrator. CEuvres com- pletes de Molifere. 1863-64; 1880-85. See Part I. nos. 77, 104. Stapfer, Paul. Petite com^die de la cri- lique litt^raire, ou Moliere selon trois dcoles philosophiques. Paris. 1866. 18°. (2 cop.) Mol 619.8.2; Mol 619.8 — 2 — Molifere, Shakespeare et la critique allemande. {In his Shakespeare et I'antiquitd, 1879-80,11.321-514.) 12447.36 'Later published separately with the title " MoliSre et Shakespeare." — 3 — Moliere et Shakespeare. Nouv. 6d. Paris. 1887. sm. 8°. Mol 619.7 Originally appended to the author's " Shakespeare et I'antiqujte " with the title, " MoliSre, Shakespeare et la critique allemande." — 4 — The same. 3^ iA. sm. 8°. Paris. 1895. Mol 619.7.3 Stelter, Karl, translator. La gloire du Val de Grace; poeme de Moliere. 1884. See Part L no. 161. Stendhal, M. de, pseudon. See Beyle, Henri. Stanek, Ladislav, translator. Skoromel; iili, Domn61y rohoun [Sganarelle] . 1875. See Part L no. 482. Stichling, O. W. Moliere und kein ende ; ein mahnwort an Deutschlands moliferisten. Nebst einem anhang : Molifere in Deutsch- land ; [gesprach zwischen todten und leben- den]. Berlin. 1887. 12°. pp. 23. Mol 619.9 Subligny, Adrien Thomas Perdou de. La foUe querelle, ou La critique d'Andro- maque ; com^die attribute a Moliere et a Subligny. Avec une preface par le biblio- phile Jacob [pseudon. for Paul Lacroix]. Paris. 1881. sm. 12°. (Nouvelle collec- tion moli^resque, 8.) 2 cop. 8527.16; M0I855.11.3 With a reprint of the original title-page, 1668. Also contained in Foumel's ' ' Les contemporains de Moliere," 1863, etc., iii. 483-544. — 2 — La ddroute des pr^cieuses. See La d^route des pr^cieuses. Note. Siindermann, Alfred. Aus Moliferes dich- tung. Berlin. 1891. 4°. pp. (2), 24. Mol 619.10 " Wissensch. beilage z. d. jahresbericht uber d. K. Joachimsthalsche gym. 1891, no. 58." A study of Don Garde de Navarre and of the preciosity which appears in it. Siiss, Heinrich. Questionnaire sur la vie et les ceuvres de Moliere ; introduction a la lecture de ce pofete. Pt. i. Strehlen. [1892.] 4°. pp. 20. Mol 719.4 " Beilage z. progr. d. kgl. gym. Nr. 205." No more published. ii6 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLl^RE COLLECTION Sundby, Thor. Molifere i Danmark, bidrag til en dansk Moliferebibliografi. Udarbejdet til Paul Lacroix : Bibliographic moli^resque. Kj0benhavn. 1874. 16°. pp. 8. Mol 560.5.2 " Aftrykt i 75 exemplarer. Nr. 50." Supplement aux diverses Editions des ceuvres de Molifere. 1825. See [Fortia d'Urban, A. J. F. X. P. E. S. P. A., marquis lie']. Sur la mort imaginaire et veritable de Molifere. 1885. See Polimene, pseudon. Syle, Louis Dupont. The influence of Moliere upon Congreve and Sheridan. {In his Essays in dramatic criticism, 1898, pp. 3-47-) Thr 128.98.3 Symons, Arthur. Coquelin and Molifere : some aspects. Port, of Coquelin. (/« his Plays, acting, and music, 1903, pp. 39-43.) Thr 129.03.3 T * », Salvador. See Tuffet, Salvador. Taillandier, Ren6 Gaspard Ernest, called Saint Reni^:. Un poete comique du temps de Moliere [Edme Boursault. Paris. 1878.] 8°. Mol 820.1 Revue des deux mondes, 1878, 30 periode, xxx. 31-70, 351-90, 573-615. 7I3-7I4. Taillefer, Antoine. Jean-Baptiste Poc- quelin de Molifere. [Versailles, ^/^. 1785.] sm. 8°. pp. (36). Mol 700.1 Cut irom his "Tableau historique de I'esprit et du caractere des litterateurs franfois," 1785, i. 344-379. Talairat, G. de. Baron. Fastes de la France ; fragmens d'un poeme in^dit, suivis de po6sies diverses. Paris. 1815. 8°. PP- 64. Mol 863.5 " Le triqmphe de Molifere, ou La representation du Tartuffe," pp. 37-42. Tales from Moli^re's plays. 1859. See Lennard, D. B. Tarver, Francis. Molifere. 1879. See Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. W., and Tarver, Francis. — 2 — editor. Le malade imaginaire. 1879. See Part L no. 354. — 3 — editor. Le bourgeois gentilhomme. [1886.] See Part L no. 232. Taschereau, Jules, editor. CEuvres com- pletes de Molifere. 1823-24. See Part I. no. 46. " Supplement a la vie de MoliSre," i. Ixv.-cxxii. — 2 — Lettre a M. le marquis de Fortia d'Urban en r^ponse a ses dissertations sur Moliere et sur sa femme. Paris. 1824. 8°. pp. 16. Mol 750.4 Answered by Fortia d'Urban in his " Supplement aux diverses editions des oeuvres de MoliSre." 1825. — 3 — Histoire de la vie et des ouvrages de Moliere. Paris. 1825. 8°. Port., fac- simile plate, and vign. (2 cop.) Mol 720.1.2; Mol 720.1 The portrait is of the type of the Cathelin engrav- ing, and was designed by Deveria and engraved by P. Pelee. The plate contains facsimiles of the signa- tures of Molifere and of Aritiande Bejart. — 4 — The same. 2^ 6d., revue et aug- mentde. Paris. 1828. 8°. Mol 720.2.2 "Bibliographic," pp. 415-436. Another copy. Mol 720.2 With manuscript notes by Beffara. — 5 — The same. 3= 6d., revue et aug- ment^e. Paris. . 1844. 12°. Plates. " Bibliographic," pp. 277-300. Mol 72O.3 Contains woodcuts of the monument to Moliere, Rue Richelieu, and views of the three figures which adorn it, one being Moliere. — 6 — The same. 4^ 6d. Illustr6e par Gerard Seguin. Paris. 1851. f°. pp.64. " Bibliographic," pp. 51-60. Mol 698.9 Contains a view of Molifire's tomb in Pfere-Lachaise cemetery, but lacks the notes and" documents of the previous editions. The life by Taschereau is contained also in his edi- tion of Moliere, 1863, Paris, Fume [no. 76], i. iii. 252. — 7 — Bibliographic de Moliere. [Paris. 1828.] 8°. pp. (20). Facsimile plate. Mol 560.3 Cut from his " Histoire de la vie et des ouvrages de Moliere," 2= ed., 1828, pp. 415-436. [Tellez, Gabriel.] El burlador de Sevilla y Convidado de piedra ; comedia famosa de Tirso de Molina [pseudon.]. {In Moliere. CEuvres completes, 1880-85 [no- 104], vii. 1-113.) 2 cop. Mol 18.80.2(7) ; Mol 18.80(7) For a notice of this play see Molinier, Victor. Notice, etc. [1873.] Tendering, Friedrich. Moli^re's "Fem- mes savantes " im unterricht der prima. Hamburg. 1898. 4°. pp.18. Mol 213.13 " Wissensch. beilage l. jahresber. d. Realgym. d. Johanneums, 1898, nr. 773." Tennelifere, Eustache Le Noble, baron de. See Le Noble. WORKS ON MOLlilRE 117 Tesse, Paul. Un portrait de Molifere. [Mignard's portrait of Molifere as Caesar.] Plate. (In Lart, 1879, xviii. 158-160.) FA 1.9(1879, iii.) The plate is a woodcut after Mignard by H. Thiriat. Le tWS.tre frangois. 1867. See [Chap- puzeau, Samuel]. Theatre italien. See Paris, France — Thedtre italien. Th^olier,- . L' esprit francpais. [18 — .] See Planquette, Robert. L'esprit frangais, paroles de Th^olier. [Thierry, fedouard.] Quatre mois du theatre de Molifere, nov. 1664 — mars, 1665. Cherburg. [1873?] 8°. pp. 26. Mol 720.5 Reprinted from Memoires de la Societe nationale acadeviique de Cherburg, 1873, pp._ 145-170. Contents : — La Princesse d' Elide a Paris. La Grange commence a annoncer pour Moliere. Tar- tuffe au Raincy. Don Juan, ou Le festin de pierre. — 2 — La seconde interdiction de Tar- tuffej avec la Lettre sur la comMie de I'lmposteur, 1667. Cherbourg. 1874. 8°. pp. 39. Mol 270.28 " Extrait des Memoires de la Societe academique de Cherbourg." Attributes the authorship of the Lettre, at least in part, to Molifere. — 3 — La Veuve a la mode, par de Vis6 ; le r^alisme sur le theatre de Moliere. (In Le thedtre, 1874, i. 6-10.) Mol 620.1 Also contained in Lacroix's edition of " La veuve a la mode," 1881, pp. xi.-xxii. [ — 4 — ] Charles Varlet de La Grange et son registre. [With appendix: "Dossier de La Grange, archives de la Com^die- fran9aise."] Paris. 1876. 1.8°. Mol 800.4 This work, without the appendix, was printed as the introduction to the edition of La Grange's register published by the Comedie-franfaise. The appendix consists of a number of documents relating to La Grange and the Comedie-franfaise, nearly all of the years 1681-1692. — 5 — editor. See La Grange, C. V. de. Registre. [1876.] — 6 — Un mise en scfene moderne du Tartuffe [at the Odton, 1857]. (In Le molieriste, 1879, i. 37-42, 69-74, 101-107.) 2 cop. Mol 513.1.2(1) ; *Mol 513.1(1) — 7 — editor. Documents sur le Malade imaginaire : Estat de la recette et despence faite par ordre de la compagnie. Avec une introduction et des notes. Paris. 1880. 8°. (Archives de la Comddie frangaise.) Mol 230.7 "Appendice : L'interieur du theStre d'apr^sla Come- die des comediens de Gougenot," pp. 359~377' A collection of contemporary documents existing in the archives of the Comedie-franfaise. — 8 — Molifere et sa troupe au Palais- royal ; — Histoire du theatre ; — fetudes sur Moliere. (In Le Molieriste, 1880-88, ii.-x. passim.) 2 cop. Mol 513.I.2 ; Mol 513.I Several of the contributions were published without the general title. References to the topics treated in this series of articles will be found in the index to the Molieriste printed on pages 93-99 of this Catalogue. Thijm, Josef Albertus Albeedingk. See Alberdingk Thijm. Thirion, Ernest, editor. Scenes choisies de Moliere. 1896. See Part I. no. 128. Thoinan, Ernest, pseudon. See Roquet, Ernest. Thomas, Frederick Moy. Moliere et le Misanthrope. (In Revue d'art dramatique, 1891, xxi. 193-206.) Thr 28.1(21) -, illustrator. CEuvres Thompson, completes de Moliere. 1826. See Part I. no. 52. Thorilliere, Francois Le Noir, sieur de la. See La Thorillifere. Tiburtius, Georg. Moliere und das precieusentum. Inaugural-dissertation, Jena. Neumark i. Westpr. 1875. 16°. pp. 42. Mol 815.7 Tiercelin, Louis. Le rire de Molifere; a-propos en un acte en vers. Paris. 1888. 12°. pp. 15 -I- . Mol 870.42 " Represente a la Comedie-franjaise le 266= anni- versaire de la naissance de Moli&re." Also contained in his " Anniversaires, " 1887, pp. 41-78 [12557.6]. Tartuffe is about to destroy the bust of Molifere when Dorine appears and puts him to shame. Tirso de Molina, pseudon. See Tellez, Gabriel. [Titon du Tillet, fivrard.] Jean-Baptiste Pocquelin de Moliere. [Paris. 1732.] f°. pp. (13). Port. Mol 698.3 Cut from his "Parnasse franfois," 1732, pp. 308- 320. The portrait is the Desrochers engraving. See l-a.- ao\x.'s Iconographie, 112; Bibliographie, 992. ii8 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLlfiRE COLLECTION Torrequinci, Domenico. II conte d'Alta- mura; dramma. [1672?] See II conte d'Altamura. Note. Toy, Walter Dallam, editor. Les pr6- cieuses ridicules. 1899. See Part I. no. 467. Tralage, Jean Nicolas du. See Du Tra- lage. TroUiet, 6mile. Tartufe. {In Confe- rences faites aux matinees classiques de rOd^on, 1898, X. 7.) 7554-13(10) Trouvailles bibliographiques ; Molifere, I'acad^micien Cordemoy et A. Dumas fils, etc. 1870. See [Cohen, — — ]. Truffier, Jules. Sous' les frises ; anniver- saires, fantaisies, peines et joies. [Poems and miscellany.] Paris. 1879. ^2°. Mol 863.20 "Enterrement nocturne de Moli^re; A MoliSre; Rencontre [Mascarille and Crispin, dialogue]," pp. 15-32. — 2 — La jeunesse a Molifere. 1885. See Valade, Lton, and Truffier, Jules. Truinet, Charles. Pourquoi Moliere n'a pas jou6 les avocats. Paris. 1855. 8°. pp. 15. Mol 828.1 " Extrait de la Revue historique de droit fraiifais et etr anger. ' ' [Tuffet, Salvador], and Ferr^, Alexandre. Baron le comddien; anecdote-vaudeville en un acte, par Salvador T * * et A. Ferr6. Representee pour la premiere fois a Paris, sur le Theatre de la Gaite, le 7 oct. 1837. Paris. 1837. 8°. pp. i6. Mol 803.5 Ubalde, Anatole, pseudon. Le secret du masque de fer; etude sur les derniferes an- nees de la vie de J.-B. Poquelin de Moliere, 1 664-1 703. Bordeaux, etc. 1883. 8°. pp. 31 +• Mol 745.6 " Je crois reconnaitre dans rhomme au masque de fer, J. B. P. de Moli&re." Criticized by Charles Sandrin in his " Lettre a M. Ubalde sur le mort de MoliSre," 1889. Valade, Leon. Moliere a Auteuil. 1876. See [Petitdidier, L. 6.], and Valade, Leon. — 2 — Le barbier de Pezenas. 1877. See [Petitdidier, L. 6.], and Valade, Leon. — 3 — Les papillotes; comedie en un acte en vers. Paris. 1883. 12°. pp. (4), 32- Mol 870.34 "Representee sur I'Odeon, le 15 janv. 1883, jour anniversaire de la naissance de Molifere." A young actor, while calling on his fiancee, play, fully makes curl-papers for her, and, to his dismay, finds that he has torn up for the purpose the verses in honor of MoIiSre, which he was to learn for the evening's performance. — 4 — and Truffier, Jules. La jeunesse a Moliere; stances dites par M. Truffier. [Paris. 1885.] 8°. pp. 6. Mol 863.8 "Tire a 50 exemplaires. No. 20." The cover reads " Souvenir du banquet-MoliJre, le IS janv. 1885." Valville, Francois Bernard. See Ber- nard-Valville. Vandal, Albert. La ceremonie turque [du Bourgeois gentilhomme]. (/« his L'odyssee d'un ambassadeur, 1900, pp. 3.1—37.) Ott 374.10 Van der Gucht. See Gucht. Van Laun, Henri, translator. The dra- matic works of Moliere. 1875-76. See Part I. no. 137. Vol. i. contains a brief life of Moli&re and a de- scription of the English versions of his plays. — 2 — Les plagiaires de Molifere en An- gleterre. (In Le molieriste, 1880-81, ii. i43-i49> 235-240, 303-307; iii. 52-62, 137-146.) 2 cop. Mol 513.1.2(2, 3); *Mol 513.1(2,3) These notices first appeared in English, scattered through the introductions to the different plays, in the author's translation of Molifere's works (see Part L no. 137). Vapereau, Gustave, editor. Les femmes savantes. 1883. See Part I. no. 307. — 2 — editor. Les precieuses ridicules. 1893. See Part I. no. 465. Varenne, G. Moliere et Ibsen. {In Conferences faites aux matinees classiques de rOdeon, 1901, xiii. 153-176.) 7554.13(13) Varlet de La Grange, Charies. See La Grange. La vengeance des marquis, ou Reponse a rimpromptu de Versailles. 1869. See Re- ponse, etc. Vere, Maximilian Scheie de. See Scheie de Vere. La veritable critique de i'Escole des fem- mes. 1868. See Z^linde, ou La veritable critique, etc. Les v^ritables pretieuses. 1868. See I [Somaize, A. B. de]. WORKS ON MOLlftRE 119 Vernet, Horace, illustrator. CEuvres de Molifere. 1819-25 ; 1845 ; 1863. See Part I. nos. 43, 64, 76. Vernier, Val6ry. Les com^diens errants. 1873. See Ar^ne, Paul, and Vernier, Val6ry. Verzeichniss von bildwerken und bildern auf die itaJienische, franzosische und eng- lische literatur- und culturgeschichte beziig- lich. 1888. See [ScheflEler, Wilhelm, and Sahr, Julius].* Veselovskij, Aleks^j (Nikolaevic). Et- judy o Mol'ere : Tartjuff, istorija tipa i p'esy. Moskva. 1879. 8°. Front. Mol 270.13 Studies on Moli&re: Tartuffe, history of the type and the play. — 2 — Etjudy o Mol'ere : Mizantrop, opy t novago analiza p'esy i obzor sozdannoj eju skoly. Moskva. 1881. 8°. Mol 247.14 Studies on Molifere : The Misanthrope, attempt at a new analysis of the play and review of the produc- tions of its class. An analysis of this work is con- tained in Schweitzer's " MoliSre und seine biihne," 1881, etc., ii. iv. 164-174. — 3 — Eine neue quelle des Tartuffe. [An Italian scenario // pedante.'\ (In Schweitzer, Heinrich, ed. Moliere und seine biihne, 1884, ii. vi. 97-101.) 2 cop. Mol 619.5.2 ; Mol 619.5 — 4 — translator. Sobranie so6inenij Mol'era. [Collected works of Molifere.] 1884. See Part I. no. 159. " Mol'er, biograficeskij oierk," i. ix.-lxii. — 5 — Legenda o Don-Zuane. — Mol'er. — Al'cest i Cackij. (/« his Etjudy i harak- teristiki, 1894 pp. 47-169.) Mol 622.2 ^ The legend of Don Juan. • — Moliere. — Alceste and Cackij (in A. S. GriboSdov's " Gore ot uma "). The first essay was written to form part of a third volume of the author's "Etjudy o Mol'ere"; the second essay appeared in 1884 in the first volume of a Russian translation of Moliere. Veuillot, Louis. Moliere et Bourdaloue. Paris, etc. 1877. 18°. (2 cop.) III. 10339; Mol 622.3 Reviewed by Henri de Lapommeraye in his " Mo- li&re et Bossuet," 1877. Vibert, Jehan Georges. The sick doctor ; a comedy in one act. [New York. 1896.] 8°- PP- (3)- Mol 600.5 Century magazine, 1896, new series, xxix. 945-947. The characters are Argan and Thomas Diafoiriis of Le malade imaginaire. Vierne, fedouard. Moliere enfant ; cora6- die en un acte en vers. Paris. 1855. sm. 8°. pp. (4), 54. Mol 870.11 " Representee au theatre imperial de I'Odeon, le I4janv. 1855." Moliere shows his distaste for his father's trade and plans to become an actor. An imaginary pro- totype of M. Jourdain is introduced. Ci du vilain mire (Le vilain m^decin). [With a translation into modern French.] 1882. {In Moliere. CEuvres, 1880-85 [no. 104], viii. 83-91.) 2 cop. Mol 18.80.2(8) ; Mol 18.80(8) A thirteenth century fabliaux containing the story of the peasant who is forced by blows to acknowledge himself a doctor and undertake the cure of the king's daughter. Villars, Emile. Les pr^cieuses du jour ; com^die. Paris. 1866. 12°. pp. 52. (Nouvelle bibliothfeque dramatique.) Mol 880.33 "L'argot c'est I'idee mSme de la piece, c'est son sang. Mes precieuses sont sorties tout armees de la grossiferete du langage moderne, comme celles de Moliere naquirent du langage alambique de I'hStel Rambouillet . " — Preface. The author follows closely the plot of Molifere's Les precieuses ridicules. Villedieu, Marie Catherine Hortense, Desjardins, called Mme. de. See Des- jardins. Villetard, Am^lie. Monsieur Dorine; com^die en un acte, en vers. Paris. 1890. sm. 8°. pp. (4), 19. Mol 870.46 " Representee a Paris au Theatre d'application, 268e anniversaire de Mohfere." Tartufie's valet, Laurent, puts off his pious and hypocritical mien and assumes >i more worldly one. He meets Dorine, who has done just the opposite. Each, desiringito please the other, changes back to his natural character, but they finally come to an under- standing. Villiers, J. de, translator. Le festin de pierre, ou Le fils criminel ; tragicom^die. Traduite de I'italien en fran^ois. Paris.- 1660. 24°. *Mol 194.10 A predecessor of Molifere's Dom Juan. — 2 — The same. Neue ausgabe von W. Knorich. Heilbronn. 1881. sm. 8°. (Samm- LUNG franzosischer neudrucke, i.) 7586.2 Also contained in Moland's edition of Moliere, 1880-85 ["°' I04]> ™' 115-202. [ — 3 — ] La critique du Tartuffe. 1670 ; 1868. See La critique du Tartuffe. Note. [ — 4 — ] Z^linde, ou La veritable critique de I'fiscole des femmes, 1868. SeeZ^linde. I20 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLlfiRE COLLECTION — 5 — R^ponse a I'impromptu de Ver- sailles. 1869. See [R^ponse, eU.']. [ — 6 — ] Lettre sur les affaires du theatre. 1875. See Vizd, J. D. de. Lettre sur les affaires du theStre. 1875. JVoie. — • Vincent, Leon Henry. Molifere. Boston, eU. 1902. 12°. (In Ms Brief studies in French society and letters in the xvii. cen- tury, iv.) Mol 722.3 " Bibliographical note," pp. 227-233. Vinot, . See Vivot. VioUet-le-Duc, Emmanuel Louis Nicolas, editor. Deux pieces in^dites de Moliere. 1819. See Part I. no. 348. Vis6, or Vizi, Jean Donneau de. See Viz6. Vitu, Auguste. Moliere et les italiens, a propos du tableau des farceurs appartenant a la Com^die francaise. Paris. 1879. 8°. PP- 20. Mol 722.4 " Extrait du MolUriste de nov. 1879." Ascribes the painting to a certain Vario, Verrio or Berrio, an Italian painter and friend of Moliere. ^ — 2 — La maison mortuaire de Moliere d'aprfes des documents in^dits avec plans et dessins. [With "appendice : La rue Riche- lieu depuis sa creation."] Paris. 1880. 8°. Front, and plans. (2 cop.) Mol 740.3-2 ; Mol 740.3 — 3 — Arch^ologie moli^resque : Le jeu de paume des Mestayers ou I'lllustre theatre 1595-1883, d'aprfes des documents in^dits avec plans de restitution. Paris. 1883. sm. 8°. pp. 73. Plans and diagrs. (2 cop.) 6525.22; Mol 805.2 — 4 — La maison des Pocquelins et la maison de Regnard aux piliers des Halles, 1 633-1 884. [With an appendix of docu- ments.] Paris. 1885. 8°. pp. (4), 48. Mol 740.2 " Extrait Aes ^Memoir es de la Soci'eti de Vhistoire de Paris et de P lie de France, t. xi., 1884." — 5 — L'h6tel de Moliere a la rue Saint- Thomas-du-Louvre. [Paris. 1886.] 8°. PP- (S)- Mol 700.2 Revue d'art dramatique, 15 sept. 1886, iii 339-343- , "Public par le Figaro dans son numero du ler sept." Contains the text of a lease of the house signed by Moliere, dated Oct. 15, 1666, and a facsimile of the signatures of Moliere and Armande Bejart. The last page has been supplied in Ms. — 6 — joint editor. Les pieces de Mo- liere. 1888-96. See Part I. no. III. Vivier, Louis. L'art de Moliere. (In Le molihiste, 1886-87, viii. 193, 225, 257, 29s, 325, 353-) 2 cop. Mol 513-1.2(8) ; *Mol 513.1(8) Vivot, or Vinot, , editor. Les oeuvres de Moliere. 1682. See Part I. no. 7. — 2 — [Vie de Molifere.J 1682. See La Grange, C. V. de, and Vivot, . [Viz6, Jean Donneau deJ Nouvelles nouvelles par Monsieur de 3 pt- Paris. 1663. 24°. Plates. *Mol 853.9 On pp. 210-240 of pt. iii. is the earliest informa- tion regarding MoliSre and his plays. The passage is reprinted in the following editions of Molifere : — 1 739, Paris [no. 22], l. xxvii.-xliv.; 1749, Paris [no. 24], I. xvi.-xxvii.; 1753, Paris [no. 25], l. xvi.-xxvii.; in the Despois and Mesnard ed., 1873-1900 [no. 93], X. 464-468; and in the 1875 ed. of Donneau de Vize's " Lettre sur les affaires du theStre," 1875, pp. 15-32- [ — 2 — ] Lettre ^crite sur la comMie du Misanthrope. (/« Moliere. Le misan- thrope, 1667, pp. (5)-(2o).) *Mol 18.62.2 Also contained in the following editions of Le mi- santhrope : — Lacour's reprint of the first ed., 1874 [no. 405], Boully's eds. of 1886, 1891, 1895 [nos. 413, 419, 426], Markheim's ed., 1891 [no. 420], and Monval's ed., 1892 [no. 422]. For references to the editions of the complete works of Moliere containing this let- ter, see Appendix IV. — 3 — A letter written upon the Misan- trope. (/« MoLifeRE. Works, 17 14 [no. 131], iii. 164-177.) *Mol6o.i — 4 — Z^linde, ou La veritable critique de r&ole des femmes, 1663. 1868. See Zdlinde. — S — R^ponse a I'impromptu de Ver- sailles, 1664. See [R^ponse, etc.]. 1869. [ — 6 — ] Lettre sur les affaires du theatre en 1665, suivie d'une Notice sur MoKre et ses premieres comMes. Pr6c6d6e d'une notice bibliographique par le bibliophile Jacob [pseudon. for Paul Lacroix]. San Remo. 1875. sm. 12". pp. xii., 32. (Collection moliferesque.) 2 cop. *Mol 845.1.6; *Mol 853.7 " Tire a 100 exemplaires numerotes. Nos. 39, 57." ^ "Cette lettre, tres-hostile a Moliere, est surtout diri- gee contre V Impromptu de Versailles." — Lacroix, no. 1 106. Lacroix attributes the letter to J. de Villiers. Also contained in the following editions of Moli&re : 1739, Paris [no. 22], I. xlv.-lxiv.; 1749, Paris [no. 24], I. xxvii.-xxxix.; 1753, Paris [no. 25], I. xxvii.-xxxix.; 1880-85, ^^- Moland [no. 104], v. 253-259- WORKS ON MOLlfiEE 121 — 7 — Conversation dans une ruelle de Paris sur Moliere d^funt ; suivie de son Orai- son funfebre. {In Poulet-Malassis, Auguste. Moliere jug6 par ses contemporains, 1877, pp. 1-29.) 2 cop. Mol 713.3.2 ; Mol 713.3 Originally printed in the Mercure galant, 1673, iv. — 8 — Oraison fun^bre de Moliere (ex- trait du Mercure galant de 1673); suivie d'un recueil d'^pitaphes et d'^pigrammes. Avec une notice par le bibliophile Jacob [pseudon. for Paul Lacroix]. Paris. 1879. sm. 12°. pp.71. (NouvELLE collection mo- li^resque.) 2 cop. Mol 853.6.2 ; *Mol 853.6 — 9 — La veuve a la mode ; com^die. Avec une notice par fedouard Thierry et une preface par le bibliophile Jacob [pseudon. for Paul Lacroix]. Paris. 1881. sm. 12°. pp. (4), xxii., (2), 51. (NouvELLE collection molidresque, 9.) 2 cop. 8536.13; Mol 855.19 With a reprint of the original title-page, "Paris, 1668." This play was produced by MoUere's troupe. It is possible that Moliere himself put some finishing touches to it. Thierry's introduction was first printed in Le thea- tre, ler dec. 1874, pp. 6-10. Vollers, Karl, editor. Der neuarabische Tartuffe. [Translated by Muhammad be yO'tman Galal.] 1891. See Part I. no. 517. [Voltaire, Francois Marie 'Arouet de.J Vie de Moliere ; avec des jugemens sur ses ouvrages. Paris. 1739. 12°. *Mol 722.1 First edition. The hfe without the "jugemens" is contained in Simonnin's " Moliere commente," 1813, i. 37-52. For a list of the editions of MoIiSre containing his life, see Appendix IV. The "jugemens" are printed at the beginning of each play in the Despois and Mesnard edition of Mo- liere, 1873-1900 [no. 93], and in Schweitzer's " Mo- liere und seine biihne," 1879, etc., ii. vi. 23—50. — 2 — Leben des Molifere. Aus dem franzosischen ubersetzt, nebst einem anhange von ijbersetzten und selbst verfertigten poe- sien. Leipzig. 1754. 16°. Mol 722.2 Wall, Charles Heron, translator. The dramatic works of Molifere. 1876-77. See Part I. no. 138. Waller, A. R., translator. The plays of Moliere. 1902-03. See Part I. no. 142. Warburg, Karl. Moliere; en lefnadsteck- ning pa grundvalen af den nyaste Moli^re- forskningen. Stockholm. 1884. 8°. Port. Mol 723.1 " En forteckning pa de Moliereska skadespelens svenska tolkningar," pp. 172-174. Portrait: — Woodcut by I. Falander after the painting owned by the due d'Aumale. Warren, Frederick Morris. The French drama in Molifere's time. [Meadville. 1896.] 8°. pp. (9). Port, and illustr. Mol 600.5 The Chautauquan, 1896, xxiv. 131-139. The same cutting contains an analysis of Les femmes savantes by Alcee Fortier with extracts from Wall's translation, and a notice of L'avare by J. C. Bracq with extracts from Wall's translation. — 2 — editor. Le bourgeois gentil- homme. 1903. See Part I. no. 242. Waschow, Julius. Moliere et ses pr6d6- cesseurs. Oppebi. 1883. 4°. pp. 1-15. (Progr. d. K. Katholischen gym. " 1883, nr. 182.") Mol 623.2 Wasserzieher, Ernst. Die tragischen ziige bei Moliere. Inaugural-dissertation, Jena. Neustadt- Magdeburg. 1882. 8°. pp. 41 -h. Mol 623.1 "Vita," after p. 41. Watson, Christopher Knight. The life and genius of Moliere. {In Cambridge es- says, 1855, pp. 1-56.) 9.20 Weidler, Wilhelm. Das verhaltnis von Mrs. Centlivre's ' The busy body ' zu Molifere's 'L'^tourdi' und Ben Jonson's 'The divell is an asse.' Inaugural-dissertation. Halle a. S. 1900. 8°. pp. 44 -|-. (2 cop.) 15482.22.16; Mol 207.5 "Vita," after p. 44. Weiss, Jean Jacques. Moliere. Preface par le prince Georges Stirbey. Paris. 1900. 18°. (2 cop.) Mol 623.5; Mol 623.5.2 Contents : — Moliere ; conferences faites a 1' Athe- uee en 1866. La comedie depuis la mort de Molifere jusqu'a Beaumarchais. Dialogues. Pensees decou- sues, paradoxes et concetti. Weisser, Emil. L'hotel de Rambouillet ; essai d'histoire littdraire. Breslau. [1872.] 4°. pp. (2), 36. (2 cop.) 7564.4; Mol 815.4 " Abhandlung aus dem Jahresbericht der Hoheren t'dchterschule, 1872/73." Wernicke, Arthur. Das verhaltnis von John Lacys "The dumb lady, or The far- rier made physician," zu Moliferes " Le mddi- cin malgr6 lui " und " L'amour m^dicin." Inaugural-dissertation. Halle a. S. 1903. 8°. 1548372 " Lebenslauf," after p. 114, 122 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLlfiRE COLLECTION Werther, Julius von, translator. Der misanthrop. 1887. See Part I. no. 435. Weyl, H. Beitrage zu den Moli^re- studien. Konigsberg. 1870. 4°. pp. 22. Mol 623.3 ProgT. d. Kneiphofische stadt-gym. "Die spuren der gelehrten studien M.'s, insofern sie sich namentlich in den figuren der philosopheu und aerzte verkorpert darstellen." — Page i. Widal, Auguste. Des divers caracteres du misanthrope chez les dcrivains anciens et modernes. [Thesis.] Paris. 185 1. 8°. (2 cop.) IV. 5426; Mol 247.6 Wilke, Wilhelm. Ce que Molifere doit aux anciens pofetes franfais. Lauban. 1880. 4°. pp. 1-2 1. (Progr. d. Evang. stadt. gym. " 1880, nro. 160.") Mol 623.4 Willenberg, Gotthold. Analyse et ex- amen critique de I'^^cole des femmes, covsxt- die de Molifere. Gotha. 1880. 4°. pp. 3-22. (Progr. d. Realsch. u. d. progym. z. Ohrdruf. "t88o, nr. 591.") Mol 197.7 .^Wismes, H^racle Olivier Jean Baptiste, baron de. Un portrait de Molifere en Bre- tagne ; 6tude sur quelque comddiens, farceurs et bouffons frangais et italiens au xvii= sifecle. Nantes. [1874.] 8°. pp. 81. Mol 735.2.5 On the painting, owned by M. de la Pilorgerie, a copy of that in the Comedie-franfaise, is inscribed " Les phis celSbres farceurs franijais et italiens depuis soixante ans et plus, peints en 1670." MoliSre is depicted in the costume of Arnolfe in L'ecole des femmes. Witkowski, Gustave Jules. Les mede- cins au theatre de I'antiquit^ au dix-septifeme sifecle. [With " appendice : Le theatre Stran- ger."] Paris. 1905. 18°. Plates, and other illustr. (BiBLiOTHiquE de curiositSs et singularitds mddicales, 2.) 7553-67 "xviie siScle [containing references to MoliSre's plays]," pp. 169-402. Wormeley, Katharine Prescott, trans- lator. Molifere. 1894-97. See Part I. no. 141. " Hotel de Rambouillet," iii. 7-25. Wyndham, George, translator. 'O Trpos pCav iarpoi. [Le mSdecin malgr6 lui.] 1875. See Part I. no. 385. Wyzewa, Teodor de, editor. CEuvres de Moli^re. 1882-96; 1888-96. See Part I. nos. 107, no. Zeggelen, Willem Josephus van, transla- tor. Tartuuf. 1875. See Part I. no. 519. Z61inde, comSdie, ou La veritable critique de I'Escole des femmes, et la critique de la critique. RSimpression textuelle de I'Sdition de Paris, 1663, augmentSe d'une notice par le bibliophile Jacob [pseudon. for Paul La- croix]. Genfeve. 1868. sm. 12°. pp. xii., 71+. (Collection moliSresque.) 2 cop. *Mol 845.1.2 ; *Mol 855.20 "Tire a 100 cxemplaires numerotes. Nos. 7, 61." With a reprint of the original title-page. Attributed both to Jean Donneau de Vize, and to J. de Villiers. See also the Despois and Mesnard ed., 1873-1900 [no. 93], iii. 112-113. Also contained in Moland's edition of MoliSre, 1880-85 [no- 104]> ^- 1-41; and edited by H. Frit- sche, in Schweitzer's " MoliSre und seine buhne," 1879-84, i. iii. 19-68. Zidler, Gustave. Le baiser a Moliere; a-propos en un acte en vers. Paris. r889. sm. 8°. pp. (6), 17. Mol 870.44 " Joue sur I'Odeon, le IJ janv. 1889, a I'occasion de I'anniversaire de Moliere." Pierrot of Banville's Le baiser claims that Moliere's plays are sad. Toinette of Le malade imaginaire appears and convinces him that he is in error. Zschokke, Johann Heinrich Daniel, trans- lator. Eifersucht in alien ecken [Sganarelle]. 1807. See Part I. no. 483. — 2 — Molieres lustspiele. 1810. See Part I. no. 145. "J. B. Pocquelin, genannt Moli&re; biographic," vi. 1-122. Ziingel, Emanuel, translator. Tartufe. 1866. See Part I. no. 518. APPENDICES ♦ I. PORTRAITS OF MOLIERE WITH A NOTE ON THE SERIES OF ILLUSTRATIONS TO THE PLAYS In this jippendix Lacroix's " Xconographie moli^resque," 1S76, is referred to thus : LacroiXt no. — . The figures in brackets denote the items in Part I of the present Catalogue, e. ff. [36]. The shelf-mark of the portfolio of prints frequently referred to is Mol 935.1. The literature of the subject is noted in the index to this Catalogue under the words Portraits and Illustrations. While Moliere was still alive portraits of him were painted by several artists, among them Pierre Mig- nard and Sebastien Bourdon. The continuous history of the more important of these pontemporary like- nesses is in no case now known, and the authorship of almost every one has at some time been disputed. Of the Mignards, the portrait of Moli&re in the role of Caesar is probably genuine, while the Scheikevitch portrait bears his signature. Other paintings of Mo- liere have, with greater or less justice, been attributed to the same artist, as the Aumaje and the Winchester portraits. The Montauban portrait was probably exe- cuted by Bourdon, and Perrin suggests that he may have painted the Aumale portrait. The most widely known among the other likenesses of Molifere are Coypel's painting and Houdon's bust. Both are somewhat fanciful in conception. The con- temporary engravings, depicting Molifre in various roles, are more important from the point of view of costume and stage decoration than as portraits. Aumale Portrait. — This painting, in the gal- lery of the due d' Aumale, at Chantilly, was at one time owned by the duke of Sutherland, and after- wards by Alexandre Lenoir. It has generally been attributed to Mignard, though Perrin denies this and suggests Sebastien Bourdon as the artist. It is repro- duced by heliogravure from a drawing by Ronjat in the album of the Despois and Mesnard edition, 1895 [no. 93], and half-tone cuts are in B. E. and C. M. Martin's "Stones of Paris," 1899, vol. i., and E. Dacier's " Musee de la Comedie-franyaise," 1905, p. 29. A poor reproduction is in vol. iv. of Miss Wormeley's translation of the works [no. 141]. A. Gilbert's etching of the painting is in the Gazette des beaiix arts, 1878, 2= per., xviii. 870, and in Lo- theissen's "Mohere," 1880. A heliogravure of this etching is in Kreiten's " Moliere's leben," 1887, and a half-tone cut of it in Schneegans's " Moli&re," 1892. A woodcut by O. Grosch after this or the Nolin por- trait, the position being reversed, appears in the editions of several plays published by D. C. Heath, Boston, 1899-1904 [nos. 467, 429, 515, 242, 211]. Champollion's etching in Monval's "Chronologie mo- lieresque," 1897 seems to have been inspired by the Aumale portrait. Nolin's engraving was executed in 1685, per- haps from the Aumale portrait. An early state of the plate has the inscription " Petrus Mignard Trecensis pinxit." See Lacroix, no. 46, Perrin's "Deux por- traits," and Monval's "Collections de la Comedie- franfaise," no. 425. An excellent reproduction of one of the early states of this engraving is in W. von Seidlitz's " AUgem. hist, portratwerk, " 1887, v/vii. 12G, while the Gazette ties beattx arts, 1872, 2= per., V. 243 {clipped : — Mol 735.1) contains a photo- engraving after this portrait, drawn by Gilbert. Nolin's plate was afterwards cut down, surrounded by an oval border, and published in Perrault's " Hommes illus- tres," 1696, p. 79 (28.136). A good photo-engraving of this state of the plate is in the Gazette des beatix arts, 1878, 26 per., xvii. 217, and a poorer one is in Pages' " Les grands pontes franfais," 1874, p. 209. A re- duced and reversed reproduction is in Houssaye's "Molifere, sa femme, etc.," 1880, p. 49. An etching after Nohn by Ad. Lalauze ( Lacroix, no. 1 68) is pre- fixed to Van Laun's English version, 1875 [no. 137], and one, reversed, by Fr. Hillemacher (^Lacroix, no. 71) is in the latter's " Galerie historique, '' 1852 (2ded., 1869). NoLiN Type. — There are many prints which bear a greater or less resemblance to the Nolin engraving. Such are a poor engraving in the Nuremberg, 1694, edition [no. 11], and a similar engraving in the port- folio bearing the inscription " Gio. Battista Pochelino di Moliere. ' ' Two engravings of the Nolin type veri- similar to each other are that published by Menard & Desenne, in the portfolio, (cf. Lacroix, no. 145), and the one in vol. i. of Simonnin's " Molifere commente," 1813, engraved by A. Migneret from a drawing by Desenne (^Lacroix, no. 70) . Closely resembUng these two is Bertonnier's engraving (^Lacroix, no. 73) in the Menard and Desenne edition, 1822 [no. 45]. With the Nolin type may be classed the lithograph in the portfoUo by Brunei et C", signed " C. PSlard, 1820"; an engraving by D. Hue, drawn by Desenne {^Lacroix, no. 144) in Simonnin's 1825 edition [no. 51]; Porret's engraving, drawn by Tony Johannot, in the 1835, Paulin edition [no. 59J; PoUet's engrav- ing {^Lacroix, no. 165) in the German translation edited by Lax, 1838 [no. 147], and, somewhat worn, in the 1873, Firmin-Didot edition [no. 91]; and the photo-engravings of a portrait signed " Ch. Kreutzber- ger ' ' contained in the editions of several plays pub- lished by Quantin, Paris, 1887-8 [nos. 194, 416, 456, 504]-* Tardieu's engraving (^Lacroix, no. 64) which re- calls the Nolin type is in the portfoHo , which contains * It is probably better to cinss these with the Nolin rather than with the Aumalu portraits as I did when writing the notes for the titles of these plays for Part I. t. f. c. 124 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLlfiEE COLLECTION also lithographs resembling it by Delpech {Lacroix, no. 162?) and by J. Pelvilain (see Lacroix, no. 135). Bishop of Winchester Portrait. — This paint- ing, attributed to Mignard, was formerly owned by the bishop of Winchester, and later by a M. Thibaudeau. At present it is in the Comedie-franfaise. It is very probably the original of Audran's engraving. See Lacroix, no. 9, and Monval's "Collections de la Comedie franpaise," 1897, no. 358. An etching by L. Flameng after this portrait is in the Jouaust edition, 1876-83 [no. 97]. MoLi^RE AS Caesar. — ^This painting, probably by Mignard, depicts Moliere as Caesar in La mart de Pompee. It is owned by the Comedie-franpaise which at one time owned a copy of the same portrait. See Monval's "Collections de la Comedie-franfaise," 1897, no. 159, Lacroix, no. 2, and Perrin's "Deux portraits." A heliogravure is in Monval's "Collec- tions, etc.," p. xvi., and a half-tone cut in E. Dacier's " Musee de la Comedie-franfaise," 1905, p. 4. Gil- bert's etching of the painting is in the Gazette des beaux arts, 1872, 26 per., v. 234 (clipped: — Mol 733.1); and Masson's is in Houssaye's " MoUere, sa femme, etc.," 1880, p. I, and in L'artiste, 20 nov. 1881 {clipped: — Mol 600.11). A folio woodcut by Thi- riat, made from the copy of the original painting, is in L'art, 1879, xviii. 158, and a woodcut by J. H. E. Whitney, is in the Century magazine, Oct. 1889. A heliogravure, drawn by Ronjat, is in the album of the Despois and Mesnard ed., 1895 [no. 93], and a folio half-tone color reproduction appeared in the Figaro illmtre, juin 1897 (Thr. 535.6). AuDRAN Portrait. — Engraved by Benoist Au- dran, after Mignard, probably from the Bishop of Winchester or the Caesar portrait. See Lavoix in Gazette des beaux arts, 1872, 2^ per., v. 245-247 {clipped: — Mol 735.1), Monval's " Collections de la Comedie-franfaise," 1897, no. 358, aniLacroix, nos. 50, 51, etc. Prints of this engraving are in Grimarest's " Vie de MoliSre," 1705, in the 1710 ed. of Mohfere's works [no. 15], and, retouched, in the 1718 and 1730 eds. [nos. 16, 18], the latter much worn. A photo-reproduction of this plate is in Regnier's selections from the plays, Paris, 1891 [no. 125], and a photo-engraving from a drawing by A. Gilbert, signed " P. Comte," is in Lavoix's article referred to above. The Audran portrait, reengraved by Vertue, is in the English translation, 1714 [no. 131]. There are two engravings by Delvaux probably after Audran {Lacroix, nos. 61, 58), one in the London 1 784 ed. [no. 32] , and the other, almost exactly like the first, and dated 1786, in the portfolio. The port- folio contains an outline engraving by G. Cookfe, after Audran, pubHshed by Vernor Hood & Sharpe, Lon- don, 1807, while a woodcut by Navellier and Marie, drawn by V. A. Poirson, is in Moland's "Moh&re," 1887. Of the Audran type also, though resembUng the original less, are the lithograph by Barry {Lacroix, no. 179) in Leveaux's "A I'ombre de Moli&re," A. Esnauh's etching in Noel's " Moli&re," 1880, and the fine steel engraving by Desvachez designed by Auguste Sandoz, in the album of the Despois and Mesnard ed., 189s [no. 93]. This last is reproduced by photo- gravure in vol. iv. of Waller's English translation [no. 142]. A vignette of the Audran type etched by Jacques Leman is on p. 3, vol. iv. of the Montaiglon ed. [nos. 107, no]. Audran Type, Reversed.— The Amsterdam edi- tions of 1725 and 1735 [nos. 17, 21], contain either the engravings attributed to B. Picard, or engravings executed from them. They are very similar to the Audran engraving, but the position is reversed. See Lacroix's Iconographie, nos. 55, 97, and his Bibliogra- phic, no. 309. The prints in the Bocher copies appear to be taken from the same plate, the 173S print being somewhat worn. An unsigned engraving after this portrait is in Houssaye's " MoliSre, sa femme, etc.," 1880, p. 156. Van der Gucht's engraving {Lacroix, no. 56) is in the English translations of 1732, 1748, andi7SS [nos. 132, 134, 135]. Houssaye's " Moliere, sa femme, etc.," 1880, p. 160, has a photo-reproduc- tion of an engraving like the two just mentioned. The surrounding border and the inscriptions agree almost exactly with those of Lacroix, no. Ill, including the words "grave par Petit." There are other portraits of this type which bear very much less resemblance to the original Audran and, in a few cases, there is but little distinction be- tween them and the portraits listed below among the prints of the Coypel type. Fragonard's design engraved by Lignon {Lacroix, no. 125) is in Auger's ed., 1819 [no. 43], and, lithographed by Guttman of Trieste, in Skylisses' Modem Greek translation of 1871 [no. 156]. The same design slightly altered is in Peti- tot's editions of 1824 and 1836 [nos. 47, 61]. Por- traits resembling Fragonard's, but showing the head and shoulders only, £u:e in Aime-Martin's edition of 1824 [no. 48], engraved by Taurel; in Picard's edition of 1825 [no. 49], engraved by Prudhon; and a photo- engraving signed " E. Thomas " in part v. (2= aufl.) of Laun's "Moliere mit deutschem kommentar,"l887. A photo-engraving without indication of source is in Miss Wormeley's translation of Sainte-Beuve's " Por- traits of the seventeenth century," 1904, ii. 88. De- quevauviller's engraving {Lacroix, no. 154) is in the portfolio. CoYPBL Portrait. — This painting is usually at- tributed to Ch. Coypel, but has also been assigned to Noel Coypel and to Sebastien Bourdon. It was owned successively by Baron Vivant-Denon, Comte Despinoy, a Dr. Gendrin, and now by the Comedie-franfaise. It was executed after Moliere's death, and was probably inspired by one of Mignard's. See Monval's " Col- lections de la Comedie-franfaise," 1897, no. 135, and Lacroix, no. 24. Monval on p. 68 of his work pub- lishes a photo-engraving of the painting. It was en- graved by Lepide for the 1734, 4° ed. [no. 20]. Boucher, who designed the other plates for this edition, seems either to have made a similar portrait or to have reduced Lepicie's {Lacroix, nos. 77, 82, 85) . This was engraved by Fessard and again by L. Legrand. Prints of the former are in the 1749 Prault and 1753 Bordelet editions [nos. 24, 25]. The port- folio contains a reversed proof of the latter. Of the Coypel-Lepide type are the engraving in the 1765 Amsterdam-Leipzig ed. [no. 28], made by J. Punt {Lacroix, no. 81); a very similar one, unsigned, in the 1768 David ed. [no. 29]; the engraving by Mar- tini {Lacroix, no. 114) in the 1752 and 1769 German translations [nos. 143, 144], the latter very much worn; the wood-engraving, by Janet Lange, contain- ing some alterations, in the La Bedolliere ed., 1851 [no. 68] ; an unsigned engraving in Wall's EngHsh translation, 1876 [no. 138]; a woodcut by Gustav Kruell in the portfolio ; and photo-engravings in Favre's edition, 1888 [no. 109], and in Miss Wormeley's English translation, 1894 [no. 141]. The portfolio contains a small engraving by Rothwell of this type, but showing head and shoulders only, the left hand resting against the cheek, '* publish 'd by Harrison & Co., March 2, 1795." Professor B6cher's copy of Pauly's edition, Paris, Lemerre [no. 90], has an etch- PORTRAITS OF MOLlfiRB 125 ing by Ch. Courtry, head and shoulders only, left hand at cheek. Impressions before the letter of this portrait are in the album of Pauly's ed. [no. 90], and in Anatole France's ed., 1876 [no. 98]. The Ingres portrait of Moli&re is also of the Coypel type. A reproduction of Henriquel-Dupont's engraving of this painting is in the Gazette des beaux arts, 1892, 3^ per., vii. 181. Coypel Portrait, Reversed. — A photogravure of Etienne Ficquet's engraving of the Coypel-Lepicie type, reversed, is in " Reproductions of prints in the British museum," nevpser., pt. xi., 1902 [FA 5650.3], and a photo-engraving of the same is in Houssaye's " MoliSre, sa femme, etc.," 1880, p. 48. At p. 72 of the latter virork is an unsigned engraving after Fic- quet. Other prints of this type are Bertonnier's en- graving from Deveria's drawing (^Lacroix, no. 153), in the 1823, Lheureux edition [no. 46]; the woodcut by Trichon, signed "G. Fath," in the 1866-67, Lahure edition [no. 79], vol. i. p. 8; and an anonymous en- graving in the portfoUo. Of the same type, but head and shoulders only, right hand at cheek, are the steel engraving in the portfoUo by J. M. Fontaine, printed by Renouard, Paris, the sheet being headed " Icono- graphie instructive, ' ' and the engraving by Hopwood in the one volume Paris, 1826 edition [no. 52] . Prints resembling this type, but the hand not resting on the cheek are Scriven's engraving (^Lacroix, no. 66) in the portfoho, an engraving by A. Jehotte, drawn by Desenne in the 1862, Plon, edition [no. 75], and an etching by Bracquemond in Pauly's edition, Paris, Lemerre [no. 90]. Cathblin Engraving. — Executed from a Mig- nard painting, probably from the "Caesar" portrait. It bears the inscription " Tire du cabinet de M. Mo- linier." See Lavoix in Gazette des beaux arts, 1872, 2= per., V. 245, and Lacroix, no 57. The engraving was published in Bret's 1773 edition, and, retouched, in his 1778 edition [nos. 31, 34]. The same plate, again retouched, seems to have been used for Regnier's 1878 edition [no. loi]. A photo-engraving of this print is in Durand's " Molilre," 1889. An engrav- ing from this portrait, with the ornamental border left off, is in Pifteau's "Molifere," 1879, and a similar photo-engraving is in Laun's German translation of 1881 [no. 151]. On p. 246 of Lavoix's article re- ferred to above is a photo-engraving from a drawing by Gilbert, and signed "P. Comte," reproducing the Cathelin portrait. Of this type also is the engraving by Hopwood and Olivier, designed by Chenevard (^Lacroix, no. 109), in Aime-Martin's 1845 edition [no. 64], and in the Bocher copy of Taschereau's 1863 edition [no. 76]. Pelee's engraving, from a drawing by Deveria, in Taschereau's "Moliere," 1S25, and the lithograph by JuHen (?) in the port- folio seem either to be of the Cathelin type or to be borrowed from the "Caesar" portrait. MoNTAUBAN PORTRAIT. — An etching of the paint- ing attributed to Sebastien Bourdon in the Musee de Montauban (^Lacroix, no. 20 and pp. xxi.-xxii.) is in Le PeUetier de Saint Remy's " Enigme d'Alceste," 1879. This work contains a note by Armand Cambon on the portrait. Beauvarlet engraved a plate from this or from a similar portrait by Bourdon. See La- croix, nos. 19, 20, 98, and Lavoix in Gazette des beaux arts, 1872, 26 per., v. 248-9. Photo-engravings of Beauvarlet's prints are in Philippson's "Zeitalter Ludwigs XIV.," 1879, p. 171, "Allgemeine welt- geschichte," 1887, viii. 423, and in Houssaye's " MoU&re, sa femme, etc.," 1880, p. 161. Mauzaisse Portrait. — This portrait, in the Mu- see de Versailles, is a copy, made by Mauzaisse, of the Louvre portrait (ficole fran9aise, no. 659) attributed to Bourdon. See Lacroix, p. xxxii. and no. 6; and Monval's "Collections de la Comedie-franfaise," 1 897, no. 170. A lithograph after Mauzaisse {^Lacroix, no. 155) is in the portfolio, which contains also the engraving of this type by Giraut (^f^acroix, no. 149) . The same engraving is in the 1845 Morel ed. [no. 66]. A photo-engraving of this type, but reversed, is in Olmsted's edition of Le malade imaginaire, 1905 [no. 362]. Bourdon's "Young Spaniard." — Auguste Ba- luffe published in V artiste, oct. 1882 {clipped: — Mol 735.1), an etching by Gabriel Boutet of a por- trait by Bourdon in the Musee de Montpellier known as " le portrait d ' un jeune espagnol . ' ' Baluff e asserted this to be a portrait of Moli&re. CoRNEiLLE Portrait. — This painting, by Michel Comeille, dated 1664, is owned by a M. Delarue. See Monval's " Collections de la Comedie-fraufaise," 1897, p. 18. Ch. Courtry's etching of the portrait is in the portfolio. CouRTOis Portrait. — This portrait, belonging to M. Courtois, was painted about 1658 (^Lacroix, no. 7). An etching of it by Ad. Lalauze is in Loiseleur's " Points obscurs," 1877. The volume contains notes by the author and by Lacroix on the portrait. The Marcille Portrait is a contemporary paint- ing, sometimes attributed to Mignard, and at one time owned by Camilla Marcille of Chartres. See Lavoix in Gazette des beaux arts, 1872, 2= per., v. 249, and Lacroix, no. 13 and p. xxxiv. Hillemacher etched it for his edition of MoU6re, 1864-70 [no. 78], vols, i., iii., iv., vi. (different states). Scheikevitch Portrait. — This painting is signed "P. Mignard," and is owned by S. Scheikevitch of Moscow. It resembles the Aumale and Nolin portraits, but depicts MoU&re as a much younger man. A half- tone cut from a photograph of it is in the Gazette des beaux arts, 1892, 3= per., viii. 509. The Youthful Moliere Crowned with Lau- rel. — This is a contemporary painting supposed by some to represent Molifere. See Le molieriste, 1879, i. 153, 189. An etching of it is in Houssaye's " Come- diennes de MoU&re," 1879, and a dry-point, much larger, is in his "Moliere, sa femme, etc.," 1880, p. 104. Charles Lebrun's Allegorical Painting de- picting the genius of comedy attacking Vice and Hypocrisy contained a figure representing Moh^re See I^acroix, no. 22. This was painted about 1667 and was burned in 1871. An etching by Ad. Lalauze of the head of Moliere from this painting {Lacroix, no. 193) is in Lacroix's Bibliographic, 1875. Farceurs Francais et Italiens. — This anony- mous painting in the Comedie-franfaise was made in 1670, and contains a full length portrait of Moliere in the costume of Arnolphe. See Lacroix, no. 14, and Monval's ' ' Collections de la Comedie-franjaise, " 1 897, no. 150, where the entire painting is reproduced. An engraving of the figure of Moliere from this painting is in Houssaye's "Moliere, sa femme, etc.," 1880, p. 16, and a colored etching of the same by L. Wolff, designed by Geffroy, is in Jauin's edition of 1868 [no. 84]. The Gazette des beaux arts, 1872, 2^ per., V. 242, contains a reproduction of the same figure drawn by Gilbert. Soleirol in his " Moliere et sa troupe," 1858, has published engravings of four portraits in his collection, namely, Sophie Cheron's crayon of Moliere as Har- pagon in L'avare {Lacroix, no. 4), MoliSre in 1646 126 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLlfeRB COLLECTION (Lacroix, no. 30, 105), and in 1672 (^Lacroix, no. 15, 107), and the unauthenticated portrait of MoliSre as Vulcan. See, however, Maherault in Lacroix, pp. xxvi.-xxxix., on Soleirol's collection. Busts by Houdon and others. — The original terra-cotta of Houdon's bust was at one time owned by Mme. Lacroix. Houdon presented marble copies to the Academie-franfaise and to the Comedie-franfaise. .See Lacroix, no. 195-7, and Monval's "Collections de la Comedie-franfaise," 1897, no. 33. The latter work contains a view of the bust, a cast of it is in the library of the Harvard Union, and a photograph inscribed " Musee du Trocadero " is in the portfolio. Engraved after the same work are the lithograph by P. Sudre {Lacroix, no. 138), the photo-engraving signed " Gi- rardet " {Lacroix, no. 190), both in the portfolio, J. Hanriot's etching in Houssaye's " MoliSre, sa femme, etc.," 1880, p. 164, and, probably, an en- graving in the small, 1815, Desoer edition [no. 40]. An engraving of Lequien's bust of the Houdon type is in the portfolio. Houssaye's " Moliere, sa femme, e/c," 1880, p. 164, contains etchings by Hanriot of the anonymous busts in the Musee de Poitiers and the Cabinet Hide. Miscellaneous Portraits. — The B8cher col- lection contains a number of other portraits, some fanciful, and others, no doubt, from originals which it has not been possible for the compiler to identify at the present time. Such are the Desrochers engraving {Lacroix, 112) in Titon du Tillet's "Pjurnasse franfois" {dipped: — Mol 698.3) ; the etching by V. Foulquier in the 1878, Tours, edition [no. 102] ; two etchings in Houssaye's " Moliere, sa femme, etc.," 1880, pp. 12, 117, both (?) signed "J. Hanriot "; and the portrait by Jacques Leman etched by Le Rat in the Montaig- lon edition, 1883 [nos. 107, 110], in the volume let- tered iva in our copies. Fanciful portraits are the etching by F. Hillemacher in vol v. of his ed., 1868 [no. 80], perhaps inspired by the Caesar portrait; the colored etching by Monnin, designed by H. Allouard in Janin's 1871 edition [no. 89]; and the steel en- graving by Ferd. Delannoy, drawn by G. Staal in Mo- land's editions of 1863-64 and 1880-85 [nos. 77, 104]. A photo-engraving of the last mentioned is in L. Hum- bert's edition of J^e malade imaginaire [no. 356]. Medallions. — The portfolio contains an engrav- ing of Gayrard's medallion {Lacroix, 191), and an etching signed " Maisonneuve " of both faces of a medal, containing on one side a portrait of the Au- dran type, and on the other a symbolic figure and the inscription " Sur Menadre \_sic'\ et sur Plaute il rem- porte le prix, mdccxviii." The medal in honor of the dedication of the MoliSre fountain in Paris is repro- duced by an engraving in ' ' Notice sur le monument de Moliere," 1844, and by a woodcut in a cHpping from V illustration in the MoliSre scrap-book (Mol goo.i) . Moliere in Costume. — Several portraits of Mo- liSre in costume have already been mentioned, viz. the Caesar portrait, the portrait contained in the paint- ing known as Les farceurs fraiifais et italiens, the " youthful MoliSre crowned," and those of the Solei- rol collection. There are several other interesting contemporary prints, important for the costume rather than as portraits. All are described by Lacroix, nos. 36-44. The only existing print known of Simonnin's engraving of Mohfere as Sganarelle is in the BibliothSque nationale. It is reproduced in 6. Da- cier's " Musee de la Comedie-franjaise," 1905, p. 27, in Bapst's " Histoire du theatre," 1893, p. 401, in the album of the Despois and Mesnard edition [no. 93] in vol. ii. of Waller's English translation [no. 142]' reduced, in Gazette des beaux arts, 1872, 2eper., v. 237, and, by a poor woodcut, in Moland's " MoUSre et la comedie itaUenne," 1867, p. 259. Hillemacher has etched it {Lacroix, 256) .for vol. ii. of his edition [no. 80], the same plate being in Lacroix's "Icono- graphie. ' ' — Weybn 's ' ' Scaramouche enseignant, Elo- mire \i. r. Molifere] estudiant " was engraved to accompany Chalussay's "Elomire hypocondre," and a reproduction of it was etched for Livet's edition of the satire, 1878. Photo engravings of it are in La- croix's edition of 1867, and in heft iv. of Schweitzer's " MoliSre und seine biihne," 1882. — Chauveau en- graved title-pages for the 1666 edition [no. i] of Moliere's works. That for vol. i. probably shows Molifere in the costumes of Mascarille and of Sgana- relle, and vol. ii. shows him as Arnolphe, and Armande Bejart as Agnes. Both are reproduced by photo- engraving in Le Petit's " Editions originales, " 1888, pp. 319, 320, and in the album of the Despois and Mesnard edition [no. 93]. The title-page of vol. i. is reproduced in Bapst's " Histoire du thetoe, 1893, p. 341, and etched, with alterations, on the title-page of Houssaye's " MoliSre, sa femme, etc.," 1880. — Of the plates engraved for the first editions of L'ecole des maris (1661), L'ecole des femmes (1663), Amour mcdecin (1666), Le misanthrope (1667), and Le midecin nialgre lui (1667), the second certainly is by Chauveau. The Bocher Collection possesses the Misanthrope [no. 392]. All of these plates are re- produced by etching in the series of reprints edited by Lacour [nos. 277, 266, 169, 405, 377]. The album of the Despois and Mesnard edition [no. 93] has photo- engravings of all but the last, Houssaye's " Molifere, sa femme, etc.," 1880, has at p. 8 etchings of the first and last, and on p. 121 a poor photo-engraving of the second, Bapst's " Histoire du theatre," 1893, p. 357 has photo-engravings of the first two, and a half-tone of the second is in Waller's English translation, vol. iii., 1903 [no. 142]. The portfolio has a lithograph by Delpech of Moliere as Arnolphe. Moliere fountain, Paris. — Engravings show- ing elevations and ground-plan of the fountain are in "Notice sur le monument de Moliere," 1844. Other views of the monument are in a clipping from a con- temporary number of L' illustration in the Molifere scrap-book (Mol 900.1), in L. Colet's " Le monu- ment de Moliere," 1844, a print in the portfolio {L^acroix, no. 822), in Marmottan's " Les statues de Paris," 1886, p. 60, and in B. E. and C. M. Martin's " Stones of Paris," 1899, i. 128. Separate views of Seurre's statue of Moliere, which adorns the fountain, are in the clipping from L' illustration referred to above, andin Taschereau's " Molifere," 1844. Illustrations to Moliere's Plays Five of the original editions of the separate plays have frontispieces, each depicting a scene from the play, viz. : L'ecole des maris, L'ecole des femmes (by F. Chauveau) , L' amour medecin, Le misanthrope, and Le medecin malgre lui. Reproductions of these are in the reprints of the original editions edited by Louis Lacour. The first series of illustrations was that of Brissart, for the 1682 edition. Until the publication of Boucher's designs, in 1 734, Brissart's figures were frequently copied or imitated, with more or less suc- cess, although the costumes were sometimes changed to agree with the varying styles. The only other noteworthy series of the seventeenth century were those of Harrewijn and of Ertinger."" * The latter not in the Harvard collection. ENGLISH IMITATIONS AND TRANSLATIONS OF MOLlfiRE'S PLAYS 1 27 The eighteenth century produced two important series, that of Boucher for the 1734 quarto edition, and one by the younger Moreau for Bret's edition of 5773- Prior to these, however, appeared the engrav- ings by Van der Gucht after designs of Boucher, Hogarth, Dandridge, Coypel, Rysbeck, and Ham- ilton. These are in the Select comedies, London, 1732- In th ; first half of the nineteenth century appeared the designs by Horace Vemet and his associates, pub- lished in Auger's edition of 1819-25, those of Chasselat, published in 1821 * and (a second series) in 1822,* Desenne's in 1822, and Tony Johannot's in 1835. During the latter half of the same century a number of noteworthy series appeared, as those of Janet Lange, G. Staal, Ernest and Frederic Hillemacher, Lalauze, Leraan, and Fournier. References to the editions containing the work of these and other artists, engravers, etchers, etc., will be found in Part II. of this Catalogue. * Not in the Harvard collection. II. ENGLISH IMITATIONS AND TRANSLATIONS OF MOLIERE'S PLAYS The following list- comprises English plays which show indebtedness, however slight, to Moliere. Translations published as parts of the complete works are excluded. The material has been taken very largely from a card catalogue compiled for Prof. Bocher by one of his students, and its use here is made possible by the kindness of Prof. C. H . C. Wright. This card catalogue was based almost entirely on the introductory notices in Van Laun's translation, Baker's Biographia Dramatica, Genest's English Stage, and the British Museum Catalogue of Printed Books. To this material have now been added the dates of per- formance, taken chiefly from Genest, and the whole has been verified and completed by reference to the Dictionary of National Biography. No extended in- vestigations have been made to verify doubtful points or to supply lacking information. The date given first is that of performance, and, unless otherwise stated, the year of publication may be assumed to be the same. If the play was not staged the fact is noted, and the date given first is the date of publication. After the title the letter H is added if the Library has the play, whether as a separate publication or in some collection. When the Library has the original edition an asterisk is added (*H). L' Amour Medecin 166.9. Lacy, J. The dumb lady, or The farrier made physician. Printed 1672. *H. 1678. Behn, Mrs. A. Sir Patient Fancy. *H. 1705. M'SwiNY, O. The quacks, or Love 's the physician. Three act version. 1734. Love is the doctor. Not printed. 1738. Miller, James. Art and nature. 1745. M'SwiNY, O. The quacks, or Love's the physician. One act version. 1769. BiCKERSTAFFE, I. Doctor Last in his chariot. H. Amphitryon 1690. Dryden, J. Amphitryon, or The two Sosias. Music by Purcell. *H. 1756. Hawkesworth, J. Amphitryon, or The two Sosias. Altered from Dryden. *H. D Avare 1671. Shadwbll, T. The miser. Printed 1672. H. 1704. Corey, John. Metamorphoses, or The old lover outwitted. *H. 1733. Fielding, H. The miser. H. 1735. Hughes, J. The miser. Act i. only. Not performed. *H. 1752. BoissY, M.de. The miser. Notperformed(?). 1788. Tl«HE, E. The miser; a farce. Fielding's Miser, condensed. Also known as the Cut miser. 1792. Wild, J. The miser. This is Fielding's Miser, condensed by the prompter of Covent Garden. Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme 1672. Ravenscroft, E. The citizen turned gentle- man. *H. Republished in 1675 ^^ Mama- mouchi, or The citizen turned gentleman. *H. 1677. Ravenscroft, E. Scaramouch a philosopher. Harlequin a school-boy, merchant, and magician. 1699. Farquhar, G. Love and a bottle. *H. 1762. The gentleman cit. Printed in S. Foote's "Comic theater." No notice of perform- ance found. 1765. FooTE, S. The commissary. *H. 1775. Sheridan, R. B. The rivals. H. 1828. The GENTLEMAN cit. By the translator of Jouy's Sylla. *H. 1874. He would be a lord. Adapted for male char- acters. Date of performance not found. La Comtesse d^ Escarbagnas 1735. Miller, James. The man of taste. H. La Critique de P Ecote des Femmes The plain dealer. Printed 1674. 1704. Wycherley, W. 1677. H. Brown, T. The stage-beaux toss'd in a blanket, or Hypocrisy a la mode. Printed anonymously. Never acted. *H. 1765. BiCKERSTAFFE, I. The plain dealer. tion of Wycherley's Plain dealer. 1766. Altera- Printed Le Depit Avioureiix 1668. Dryden, J. An evening's love, or The mock astrologer. Printed 1671. *H. 1676. Ravenscroft, E. The wrangling lovers, or The invisible mistress. Printed 1677. *H. 128 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLlilRE COLLECTION 1705. Vanbrugh, Sir J. The mistake. Printed 1706. *H. 1 714. Centlivre, jlfrj. S- The wonder! A woman keeps a secret. From Ravenscroft's Wran- gling lovers. H. "Mrs. C's Wonder has really nothing to do with JLe depit amoureux,*' — JVoie by Prof. Bocher. 1737. Hewitt, J. A tutor for the beaus, or Love in a labyrinth. 1745. Lyon, W. The wrangling lovers, or Like master like man. From Vanbrugh's Mis- take. No notice of performance found. 1762. The AMOROUS quarrel. Printed in S. Foote's Comic theatre. No notice of performance found. 1790. King, T. Lovers' quarrels, or Like master like man. Curtailed from Vanbrugh's Mis- take. Printed 1824. *H. Dom Garcie de Navarre 1719. Johnson, C. Masquerade. Dom yuan 1662. Cokayne, 5«> A. Ovid's tragedy. Has little relation to Molifere's play. H. 1676. Shadwell, T. The libertine. *H. 1695. Congreve, W. Love for love. *H. 1782. Craven, Lady E., afterwards Margravine of Anspach. The statue feast. Not printed. 1787. Delpini, C. a. Don Juan, or The libertine destroyed. From Shadwell's " Libertine." 1789. Don J0AN, or The libertine destroyed. From Shadwell's "Libertine." Printed 1790. 1819. DiBDiN, T. Don Giovanni, or The spectre on horseback. Printed 1817. L^£coIe des Femmes 1667. Flecknob, R. The damoiselles a la mode. Never acted. 1669. Caryll, J. Sir Solomon, or The cautious coxcomb. Printed 1671. 1672/3. Wycherley, W. The country wife. Printed 1675. H. 1682. Ravenscroft, E. London cuckolds. i73o(?) Female innocence, or A school for a wife. Similar to Wycherley's " Country wife." 1761. MORPHY, A. All in the wrong. "'H. 1765. Lee, John. The country wife. Altered from Wycherley's " Country wife." 1766. Garrick, D. The country girl. Altered from Wycherley's "Country wife." *H. 1767. Bickerstaffe, L Love in the city. 1767. Murphy, A. School for guardians. *H. 1780. Lloyd. The romp. Printed 1786 (?) *H. 1783. Cowley, Mrs. H. More ways than one. Printed 1784. *H. 1879. Howard, Bronson. Wives. 1885. Buchanan, R. Agnes. L'Ecole des Maris 1667. Flecknoe, R. The damoiselles a la mode. Not acted. 1668. Sedley, 5«>C. The mulberry garden. Printed 1669. *H. 1671 or 1672. Wycherley, W. The gentleman dancing master, Printed 1673. *H. 1672 or 1673. Wycherley, W. The country wife. Printed 1675. H. 1681. Otway, T. Soldier's fortune. H. i73o(?) Female innocence, or A school for a wife. Similar to Wycherley's " Country wife." 1735. Miller, J. The man of taste. H. 1748. The SOLDIER'S fortune. Farce from Otway's " Soldier's fortune." Not printed. 1765. Lee, J. The country wife. Altered form of Wycherley's ' ' Country wife. ' ' 1766. Garrick, D. The country girl. Altered form of Wycherley's "Country wife." *H. 1767. Murphy, A. School for guardians. *H. 1777. Hull, T. Love finds the way. The songs only were printed. From Murphy's " School for guardians." 1879. Howard, B. Wives. L'Etourdi 1667. Dryden, J. Sir Martin Mar-all. Printed 1668. H. 1709. Centlivre, jl/rj. S. The busy body. "^H. 1762. The BLUNDERER. Printed in S. Foote's "Comic theatre." Probably not performed, 1767. Murphy, Arthur. School for guardians. "'H. Les Facheux 1668. Shadwell, T. The sullen lovers, or The impertinents. H. Les Femmes Savantes 1693. Wright, T. The female virtuoso's. *H. 1 721. ClBBER, C. The refusal, or The ladies' phi- losophy. H. 1 721. Gay, J. No fools like wits. This is Wright's " Female virtuosoes " rewritten. H. 1735. Miller, J. The man of taste. H. Les Fourberies de Scapin 1677. Otway, T. The cheats of Scapin. *H. 1677. Ravenscroft, E. Scaramouch a philosopher. Harlequin a school-boy, bravo, merchant and magician. 1733. A cure for covetousness, or The cheats of Scapin. Probably not printed. George Dandin 1706. Betterton, T. The amorous widow, or The wanton wife. H. 1747. George Dandin. Not printed. 1 769. No wit like a woman's. Not printed.. 1775. DiBDiN, C. The metamorphoses. Printed 1776. 1 78 1. Barnaby Brittle, or A wife at her wit's end. An alteration of Betterton's " Amorous widow." Printed 1782. 1818. Dimond, W. December and May. Founded on MoliSre and on " Barnaby Brittle." Not printed (?). Le Malade Imaginaire 1678. Behn, Mrs. A. Sir Patient Fancy. *H. 1 701. Steele, Sir R. The funeral, or Grief a la mode. Printed 1702. ""H. 1769. Bickerstaffe, L Doctor Last in his chariot. H. ENGLISH IMITATIONS AND TRANSLATIONS OF MOLrfcRE'S PLAYS 129 1 734. Miller, J. The mother-in-law, or The doctor the disease. Second edition in 1734 with an additional scene. H. 1775. Sheridan, R. B. Saint Patrick's day, or The scheming lieutenant. Printed 1 788 (pirated edition) . H. 1785. Franklin, A. The hypochondriack. Not printed. i879(?) MoNGAN, R. The imaginary invalid. Lit- erally translated. Not performed. 1896. ViBERT, J. G. The sick doctor. H. Le Mariage Force 1668. Shadwell, T. The sullen lovers, or The impertinents. H. 1677. Ravenscroft, E. Scaramouch a philoso- pher, Harlequin a school-boy, bravo, mer- chant and magician. 1699. Love without interest, or The man too hard for the master. 1703. Centlivre, j?/ri. S. Love's contrivance. *H. 1762. The FORCED marriage. Printed in S. Foote's ' ' Comic theatre . ' ' Probably not performed. 1772. Garrick, D. The Irish widow. *H. 1772. An HOUR before marriage. ■Le Medecin Malgre Lui i653(?) Flecknoe, R. The physician against his will. Not printed or performed. A pro- logue is in his poems. 1669. Lacy, J. The dumb lady cured, or The far- riar made physician. Printed 1672. *H. 1703. Centlivre, ))/>-j. S. Love's contrivance. *H. 1732. Fielding, H. The mock doctor, or The dumb lady cured. H. 1762. The FAGGOT-BINDER, or The mock doctor. Printed in S. Foote's " Comic theatre." Probably not acted. i8s6(?) Wood, G. The Irish doctor, or The dumb lady cured. Altered from Fielding's " Mock doctor." 'H. Le Misanthrope 1668. Shadwell, Thomas. The sullen lovers, or The impertinents. H. 1674. Wycherley, W. The plain dealer. Printed 1677. H. 1695. CoNGREVE, W. Love for love. *H. 1700. Congreve, W. The way of the world. *H. 1709. Hughes, J. The misanthrope. Reprinted by Ozell. 1762. The MAN hater. Printed in S. Foote's " Comic theatre." Probably not performed. 1765. BiCKERSTAFFB, I. The plain dealer. Altered from Wycherley's " Plain dealer." Printed 1766. 1777. Sheridan, R. B. The school for scandal. H. 1898. Constable, T. The misanthrope. Printed in his " Great French triumvirate. *H. Monsieur de Pourceatignac 1671. Ravenscroft, E. The citizen turned gentle- man. Printed in 1672. *H. Republished in 1675 as " Mamamouchi, or The citizen turned gentleman." *H. 1673. Ravenscroft, E. The careless lovers. *H. 1678. Behn, Mrs. A. Sir Patient Fancy. *H. 1694. Ravenscroft, E. The Canterbury guests, or A bargain broken. Printed 1695. 1704. Vanbrugh, Sir J., Congreve, W., and Walsh, W. Squire Trelooby. Not printed unless '- 1 734 with alterations by J . Ralph {infra). See, however, Part I. no. 443, nole. 1704. Ozell, J. M. de Pourceaugnac, or Squire Trelooby. A different version from Van- brugh, Congreve and Walsh's. See Part I. no. 443, note. 1706. Vanbrugh, Sir J., Congreve, W., and Walsh, W. Squire Trelooby. The same version as that of 1704 with a new second act. Not printed unless in 1 734 with altera- tioris by J. Ralph (J.nfrd) . 1720. Shadwell, C. The plotting lovers, or The dismal squire. The date of performance not found. *H. 1734. Miller, J. The mother-in-law. Seconded, in 1 734 with an additional scene. H. 1734. Ralph, J. The Cornish squire. Claims to be a slightly altered version of Vanbrugh, Congreve and Walsh's " Squire Trelooby." 1754. Sheridan, T. Captain O'Blunder, or The brave Irishman. H. 1 792. Parsons, Mrs. E. The intrigues of a morning, or An hour in Paris. Les Precieuses Ridicules 1667. Flecknoe, R. The damoiselles a la mode. Never acted. 1668. Dryden, J. An evening's love, or The mock astrologer. Printed 1671. *H. 1682. Behn, Mrs. A. The false count, or A new way to play an old game. H. 1685. Crowne, J. Sir Courtly Nice, or It cannot be. Song of "Stop thief," taken from "Au voleur." «H. 1689. Shadwell, T. Bury fair. *H. 1735. Miller, J. The man of taste. H. 1752. The man of taste. Miller's play much reduced. No notice of printed copy found. 1762. The conceited ladies. Printed in S. Foote's "Comic theatre." Probably not performed. La Princesse d'Mlide 1737. Miller, J. The universal passion. H. 1825. Hyde, G. Love's victory, or The school for pride. Psyche 1674. Shadwell, T. Psyche. Printed 1675. *H. 1697. Motteux, p. The loves of Mars and Venus. *H. Sganarelle l663( ?) Davenant, Sir W. A playhouse to be let. Printed 1673. Act ii. a transl. from Molifere. ♦H. 1676. Rawlins, T. Tom Essence, or The Modish wife. Printed 1677. 1681. Otway, T. Soldier's fortune. H. 1703. Cbntlivre, A^rj. S. Love's contrivance. *H. 1706. Vanbrugh, Sir J. The cuckold in conceit. Not printed. 1715. MOLLOY, C. The perplex'd couple, or Mistake upon mistake. I30 CATALOGUE OP THE MOLliiRE COLLECTION 1 717- Gay, J. Three hours after marriage. In collaboration with Pope and Arbuthnot. *H. 1745. Miller, J. The picture, or The cuckold in conceit. 1748. The soldier's fortune. Farce taken from Otway. Not printed. 1 76 1. Murphy, A. All in the wrong. *H. Le Sicilien 1675. Crowne, J. The country wit. H. 1705. Steele, R. The tender husband, or The accomplished fools. *H. 1775. Sheridan, R. B. The duenna. Printed 1794. *H. 1775. DiBDiN, C. The metamorphoses. Printed 1776. Tartuffe 1668. Etherege, A>G. She would if she could. H. 1670. Medbourne, M. Tartuffe, or The French Puritan. *H. 1690. Crowne, J. The English friar. H. 1717. CiBBER, C. The non-juror. Printed 1718. *H. 1768. Bickerstaffe, I. The hypocrite. Altered from Gibber's "Non-juror." H. i835(?) Smith, S. T. The hypocrite. Altered from Bickerstaffe's "Hypocrite." *H. 1898. Constable, T. Tartuffe. Printed in his "Great French triumvirate." Not per- formed. *H. III. SHELF ARRANGEMENT OF THE MOLIERE COLLECTION* 1. Works by Moliere Complete and Select Works and Transi.ations ,*» In the first four groups the editions are airanged chronologically, and the date of pubUcation of each edi- tion is indicated by its shelf-mark, the figure preceding the dot denoting the century, and those following, the specific year. Thus, in the second and largest group, the edition of 1666 receives the shelf-mark Mol 16.66. If the period of publication of an edition extended through more than one year, the date of the volume first published has usually been selected in determining the position of the edition in the chronological series. Thus the Despois and Mesnard edition of 1873-1900 receives the mark MoL 18.73. When there is more than one copy of an edition, and when there is more than one edition in any given year, the shelf-marks of the second, third, and later copies and editions placed ou the shelves are formed by adding the figures 2, 3, etc., preceded by a dot, to the shelf -mark of the first. Thus the two copies of Taschereau's edition of 1863 are marked MoL 18.63 and Mol 18.63.2, and the two copies of the Moland edition of 1863-64 are marked MoL 18.63.3 and MoL 18.63.4. Mol 6-9 Folio editions of the complete works and of collections of selected plays. MOL 16-19 Other editions of the complete works and editions containing a large number of the plays. MoL 36-39 Editions containing but few of the plays. Mol 46-49 Select passages from the works. Mol 60 English translations of the complete and selected works arranged chron- ologically. Mol 62 German translations, ditto. Mol 64 Italian translations, ditto. Mol 95 Greek translations. Mol 130 Russian translations. Separate Plays: Editions, Translations, and Comment i^^ Of the three numbers assigned to each play the first is for the editions, the second for translations and later French versions made by other authors, and the third for comment and criticism. Mol 150 Folio publications. Mol 1 51-153 Les Amants Magnifiques. Mol 155-157 L'Amour Medecin. Mol 161-163 Amphitryon. MoL 165-167 L'Avare. Mol 1 71-173 Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme. Mol 175-177 La Comtesse d'Escarbagnas. Mol 178-179 La Critique de I'Ecole des Femmes.f Mol 181-183 Le Depit Amoureux. Mol 185-187 Dom Garcie de Navarre. Mol 191-193 Dom Juan. Mol 194 Don Juan plays by other authors. Mol 195-197 L'Ecole des Femmes. Mol 201-203 L'Ecole des Maris. Mol 205-207 L'Etourdi. Mol 208-210 Les FScheux. Mol 211-213 Les Femmes Savantes. Mol 215-217 Les Fourberies de Scapin. Mol 218-220 George Dandin. Mol 221-223 L'Impromptu de Versailles. Mol 225-227 La Jalousie du Barbouille. Mol 228-230 Le Malade Im^inaire. Mol 231-233 Le Mariage Force. Mol 235-237 Le Medecin Malgre Lui. Mol 238-240 Le Medecin Volant. MoL 241-243 Melicerte. Mol 245-247 Le Misanthrope. Mol 248-250 Monsieur de Pourceaugnac. Mol 251-253 Les Precieuses Ridicules. Mol 255-257 La Princesse d'Elide and Les Plaisirs de risle Enchantee. Mol 258-260 Psyche. Mol 261-263 Sganarelle. Mol 265-267 Le Sicilien. Mol 268-270 Tartuffe. Poems and Minor Works Mol 305 Collected editions. Mol 310 Sbparate works. Mol 438-440 Mol 451-453 Attributed Works Les Incompatibles. Joguenet. * The scheme of arrangement for the collection was prepared by the Shelf Department and the volumes were classified under its supervision. t Comment on this play is put with the comment on L'Ecole des Femmes, Mol 197. SHELF ARRANGEMENT OF THE MOLlfiKE COLLECTION 131 MoL 464-466 Melisse. MoL 491-493 Vers Espagnols. MoL 494-496 Poems. 2. Works on Moliere MoL 501-526 MoL 560 MoL 570 Periodicals. Bibliography. Dictionaries, concordances, etc. Criticism ,,*^ Includes general and miscellaneous criticism, works on the language of MoliSre, on Moli&re studies in France and elsewhere, etc. The criticism on sepa- rate plays is arranged with the editions of the plays. MoL 598 Folio volumes. MoL 600 Pamphlet volumes. MoL 601-628 Monographs, arranged alphabetically by the author's name. Biography MoL 698 FoUo volumes. MoL 700 Pamphlet volumes. MoL 701-726 General and miscellaneous works, in- cluding books on single periods and events, arranged alphabetically by the author's name. MOL 728 Molifere in the provinces. MoL 730 Special phases of MohSre's life; e. g. as an actor, as a musician, love affairs, etc. MoL 735 Works on the portraits of Molifere and on the illustrations for the plays. MoL 740 Moliere's houses. MoL 745 Death and burial. MoL 750 Mme. Moli&re (Armande Bejart). MoL 755 Genealogy and heraldry. MoL 765 MoL 775 Monuments and statues. Autographs and other relics. Contemporary Life and Biography MoL 800 Molifere's troupe — general. MoL 803 MoIiSre's troupe — individual. MOL 805 Molilre's playhouses at Paris. MoL 810 Contemporary stage and drama. MoL 815 Contemporary social conditions. MoL 820 Contemporary biography. MoL 825 The medical profession and Molifere. MoL 828 Other professions and Molifere. MOL 840 Folk-lore in Moh&re's works. Plays, Poems, etc.. Relating to Moli^re MoL 845 MoL 850 MoL 853 MoL 855 MoL 860 MOL 863 MOL 865 MoL 870 MoL 873 MoL 87s MOL 878 MoL 880 MOL 882 MoL 886 MoL 900 MoL 910 MoL 925 General collections. Contemporary poetry. Contemporary prose. Contemporary drama. Later plays dealing with incidents in Moliere's life or introducing him as a character, except anniversary plays. Later poems, ditto. Later prose, ditto. Anniversary plays — birth. Anniversary plays — death. Anniversary poems. Anniversary prose. Plays based on Moli&re's works. Operas, ditto. Other works, ditto. Miscellaneous Scrap-books. Programs. Portraits and prints. IV. TABLE OF CONTENTS OF THE EDITIONS AND TRANSLATIONS OF THE COLLECTED WORKS The italic figures at the head of the columns refer to the consecutive numbering in Part I of this Cata- logue. Below these figures is printed the date of publication of each edition, accompanied by a name characterizing it, usually the place of publication, or the name of publisher, editor, or translator. The figures in the column show the volumes in which the plays will be found. A dot in the column signifies that the play or other title against which it appears was not printed in the edition in question. When the Harvard set of an edition is incomplete the spaces are left blank against all titles but those which are to be found in that set. Part II of this Catalogue contains references to much supplementary matter not noted in these tables. Superposed figures against volume numbers in the table have the following significance ; — ' Contains the two-act version only of Le depii amoureux. " Contains both the two-act and the three-act ver- sions of Le depit amoureux . ^ Includes the entre-actes of George Dandin. ' Omits, either wholly or in part, the prologue and entre-actes of Le vialade imoginaire, * Includes the program or livret for the ballet of Le mariage force. ^ Includes Neuf-Villenaine's summaries of the scenes of Sganarelle. ' Includes the critical summaries by Voltaire as well as his life of Moliere. 132 CATALOGUE OF THE MOLlfiRE COLLECTION Table or Contents OF THE Collected Wokks 1 ■I 2 .S I in i S 1 to 4 i ■s 1 % 1 B ■a s 6 ■I 7 II 1 1 i ■A s \io \ 1 a n 31 S a" 1 t iH IS 1 1 M i s 15 1 iH 16 00 i7 1 IH J4 15 1 e i-i 1 iH 1 Amants Magnifiques . . . 2 Amour M6decin 3 Amphitryon 4 Avare 5 Bourgeois Gentilhomme . . . 6 Comtesse d'Escarbagnas . . 7 Critique de I'ficole desFemmes 8 Depit Amoureux 9 Dom Garcie de Nararre . . . 10 Dom Juan 11 lilcole des Femmes 12 ]<;cole des Maris 13 jStourdi 14 F^cheux 15 Femmes Savantes 16 Fourberies de Scapin .... 2 1 2 2 1 2 4 3 3 5 2 1 2 2 1 2 6 6 7 3 4 5 5 2 1 2 6 1 3 4 3 1 . 5 7 6 3 3 4 4 6 2 1 6 2 2 1 1 5 5 3 6 5 3 8 6 3 4 2 1 2 5 1" 3 4 3 5 3 3 4 4 2 1 2 2 1 1 5 5 3 5 3 3 3 4 2 1 2 5 18 3 4 3 5 4 2 3 4 2 1 2 1 1 1 5 5 3 5 3 3 4 4 2 1 2 4 1 2 3 3 1 4 5 4 2 3 4 2 1 2 1 1 1 5 5 3 5 3 3 4 4 2 1 2 4 1 2 3 3 1 4 5 8 3 4 4 5 8 2 1 7 7 2 2 1 2 6 6 4 7 8 3 3 7 3 5 2 1 2 6 1 3 5 8 4 2 3 8 6 3 3 4 4 6 2 1 6 2 2 1 1 5 5 3 6 5 3 3 6 3 4 2 1 2 5 3 4 1 3 5 4 2 2 3 3 4 1 1 4 2 X 1 1 1 4 3 3 4 4 2 2 4 2 3 2 1 2 4 1 2 3 1 2 4 2 3 2 1 1 3 3 2" 2 1 1 1 1 8 8 3 4 4 5 8 2 1 7 7 2 2 1 2 6 6 4 7 8 3 3 7 3 5 2 1 2 6 1 3 5 8 4 2 3 8 4 2 2 3 3 4 1 1 4 2 1 1 1 1 4 3 3 4 4 2 2 4 2 3 2 1 2 4 1 2 3 1 1 4 3 3 33 3 3 7 3 4 4 6 8 2 1 7 7 2 2 1 2 6 6 4 7 8 3 3 7 3 5 3 2 3 6 2 4 6 8 4 2 3 8 7 3 4 4 5 8 2 1 7 7 2 2 1 2 6 6 4 7 8 3 3 7 3 5 3 2 3 6 2 4 5 8 4 2 3 8 4 2 2 2 3 4 1 1 4 4 1 1 1 1 3 3 3 4 4 2 2 4 2 3 2 1 2 4 3 1 2 3 4 3 1 2 4 7 3 4 4 5 8 2 1 7 7 2 2 1 2 6 6 4 7 8 3 3 7 3 5 3 2 3 6 2 4 5 8 4 2 3 8 7 3 4 4 6 8 2 1 7 7 2 2 1 2 6 6 4 7 8 3 3 7 3 5 3 2 3 6 2 4 6 8 4 2 3 8 5 3 4 5 5 6 2 1 2 3 2 2 1 2 6 6 2 fi 3= 4 4 3 5 4 3 1 3 6 18 Impromptu de Versailles . . 19 Jalousie de Barbouille . . . 20 Malade Imaginaire ..... • 22 M6deciu Malgr6 Lut .... 23 Medecin Volant 24 Melicerte . 26 Monsieur de Pourceaugnac . 27 Pastorale Comique 28 Plaisirs de I'lle Enchant^e . . 29 Precieuses Ridicules .... 30 Princesse d'filide 31 Princesse d'filide (en vers) . . 32 Psych6 2" 1 2 11= ^^ Seanarelle J 4. 35 Tartuffe 1 4 Minor Works 36 Au Koi (Franche Comt6) . . 37 Bouts Eimes 38 Gloire du Val de Grace . . . 39 Quatrains 40 Remerclment au Roi . ; . . 41 Sonnet a La Mothe de Vayer . 42 Stances Galantes Supplementary Matter 43 Lettre sur le Misanthrope . . 44 Lettre sur I'Imposteur . . . 45 Ombre de Moliere 46 Relation de Versailles (1668) 47 Voltaire : Vie de Moliere . . 6 6 6 CONTENTS OF THE COLLECTED WORKS 133 « ^^ u S5 S6 ^7 S8 g9 30 31 5^ 33 34 S5 36 37 55 3S 40 4i 4S 43 44 ^^ 46 47 ^5 1 a i •a .s & 1 1 1:1 1 1 1 CO 1 > ft 3 •a g S r 1 7 Si f 1 s 1 S ■a il g 1 i 1 S 1 1 s. 1 IH 1 1 i l-H CO 00 fH CO 30 00 l-( i i tH r-i 1 i I 4 6 6 3 2 6 6 6 6 6 5 5 6 6 18 5 22 7 5 6 6 5 7 2 2 4 4 2 1 3 4 . 3 3 4 3 3 4 16 3 20 5 3 4 8 3 4 I 3 2 5 5 3 1 4 5 2 4 5 5 4 4 17 4 4 21 6 4 5 5 4 5 4 2 5 5 3 1 4 5 1 6 6 6 6 4 1 6 6 18 5 5 21 7 4 6 5 4 6 5 3 6 6 4 1 5 6 • 6 6 5 5 7 19 6 6 22 8 5 7 7 5 7 6 4 8 8 4 2 6 8 6 7 8 6 6 8 20 7 23 9 6 8 8 G 8 7 1 3 3 1 3 2 3 2 3 3 2 2 3 15 2 19 3 2 2 2 2 3 8 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 14 1 18 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 4 2 2 1 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 14 1 18 2 1 2 2 2 2 10 4 3 3 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 16 3 20 4 3 3 8 3 4 II 1 2 2 1 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 15 2 2 19 8 2 2 2 2 3 12 1 2 2 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 15 1 2 19 2 2 2 2 2 2 13 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 14 1 1 18 1 1 1 1 1 1 14 1 2 2 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 15 1 2 19 2 2 2 2 2 2 15 3 7 7 4 3 6 7 ■ 6 7 8 6 6 8 20 7 7 28 9 6 8 8 6 8 le 3 7 7 4 2 6 7 6 7 6 5 7 19 6 6 22 8 5 7 7 5 8 17 3 5» 53 3» 1 5» 6' 5^ 5 5 5' 43 17 4 5» 21 73 43 5^ 6^ 5= 6^ 18 4 3 3 2 2 2 3 2 3 3 2 2 3 18 • 2 19 3 2 3 8 2 3 19 20 4 8 8 4 2 6 8 2 6 7" 8 6 6 1 8 20 74 7 23 9 6 8 8 6 8 21 2 3» 3* 25 1 3» 35 35 35 3= 3' 3° 3^ 165 2 35 195 35 25 35 35 35 35 22 2 4 4 2 1 3 4 1 4 4 4 4 3 . 4 16 3 4 20 5 3 4 4 8 5 23 24 4 4 4 2 2 4 4 4 4 4 3 : 4 17 • 4 20 5 3 4 4 4 5 25 2 4 4 2 3 3 4 1 3 4 4 3 3 2 4 16 2 3 20 5 3 4 4 8 4 26 3 6 .6 3 1 6 6 5 G 6 5 5 6 6 18 5 5 22 7 5 G 6 5 6 27 4 4 2 2 4 4 4 4 4 3 4 17 4 20 5 3 4 4 4 6 28 2 3 3 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 . . . i 3 3 3 29 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 14 1 1 18 2 1 1 1 1 2 30 2 3 3 2 3 3 3 • 3 3 3 2 3 16 3 19 4 2 3 8 3 3 31 32 4 3 7 7 4 3 3 6 7 • 6 6 6 7 19 • 6 23 8 6 7 7 6 7 33 1 2 2 1 2 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 14 . 1 18 2 1 1 1 1 2° 34 2 4' 4 2 1 4 4 . 4 4 4 4 3 • 4 20 4 20 5 3 4 4 4 5 35 3 4 4 3 3 4 4 1 4 4 5 4 4 2 17 3 4 21 6 4 5 5 4 5 36 37 38 4 8 8 8 • 4 2 6 8 • 6 8 6 6 8 • 7 23 9 9 6 8 8 8 6 5 8 8 39 40 1 8 8 4 3 6 8 2 3 2 2 3 18 2 19 9 2 3 3 2 3 41 • • • • • 9 • 8 42 * ■ ■ 43 44 45 2 4 8 8 • 3 3 8 • • • • • ■ 5 • 4 5 5 46 , 6 5 3 . 5 5 5 6 5 . . . 7 6 5 6 47 • • ' * l' 1' 1 1 1 ■1 1 14 1 1 18 1 1 1 * 134 CATALOGUE OP THE MOLliiRE COLLECTION Table of Contents OF THE Collected Wokks ^9 50 51 , p. 53 54 55 56 57 59 60 - a a) B 61 6S 64 65 66 68 69 .a ^■^ as 1 Amants Magniflques . . . 2 Amour Medecin 3 Amphitryon 4 Avare 5 Bourgeois Gentilhomme . . 6 Comtesse d'Escarbagnas . 7 Critique de Tfioole des Femmes 8 Depit Amoureux 9 Dom Garcie de Navarre . . . 10 Dom Juan 11 ]<;cole des Femmes 12 ficole des Maris . 13 liltourdi 14 ES.clieux .... 15 Femmes Savantes 16 Fourberies de Scapin . . . . 17 George Dandin 18 Impromptu de Versailles . . 19 Jalousie de Barbouille . . . 20 Malade Imaginaire 21 Mariage Force 22 Mddeoin Malgr6 Lui . . 23 M6decin Volant .... 24 Melicerte 25 Misanthrope 26 Monsieur de Pourceaugnac 27 Pastorale Cqmique .... 28 Plaisirs de I'lle Enchantee . 29 Precieuses Ridicules . . . 30 Princesse d'filide 31 Princesse d'filide (en vers) . 32 Psyche 33 Sganarelle 34 Sicilien 35 Tartuffe Minor Works 36 Au Roi (Eranche Comt6) . 37 Bouts Rim^B 38 Gloire du Val de GrAce . . 39 Quatrains 40 Remerclraent au Roi . . . , 41 Sonnet a La Mothe de Vayer , 42 Stances Galantes SOPPLEMENTART MATTER 43 Lettre sur le Misanthrope . . 44 Lettre sur I'lmposteur . . . 45 Ombre de Moliere 46 Relation de Versailles (1668) 47 Voltaire ; Vie de Moliere . . 7 3 5 3 4 4 5 6 2 1 2 3 2 2 1 2 6 6 5' 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 35 4 4 4 6 4 1 3 2' 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1^ 1 CONTENTS OF THE COLLECTED WORKS 135 70 T'i 7« 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 50 8S 5^ 85 56 8? 89 90 9i 9;? 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 s 1 1 1 ,4 ^ 1 1 1 ,13 •a a ■6 .■3 e3 E3 3 Ah c3 §■3 2 1 •3 i a 1 M 1 i > 1 00 .A CO 00 Hi 1 S 1 CO CO CO i s t^ 00 Hi 1 rH T-l i CO iH 01 i n 1 i 1 1 00 CO 1 I 2 ■1 3 3 6 5 6 6 2 3 3 3 6 7 6 . 6 5 2 3 2 2 2 4 3 3 4 1 • 2 2 2 4 1 9 5 4 4 4 3 3 2 4 2 2 2 5 4 5 5 2 2 2 2 5 2 6 4 5 5 4 4 2 4 3 2 2 6 5 5 6 2 1 2 2 3 6 2 5 7 1 5 3 6 5 3 S 2 5 3 3 7 5 6 7 2 2 3 3 3 7 2 4 8 1 7 4 7 5 4 6 2 5 3 3 8 6 6 8 2 3 3 3 7 2 12 8 7 8 6 7 2 1 1 1 3 2 3 3 1 1 1 1 3 1 10 3 5 3 2 2 8 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 1 10 3 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 1 2 2 2 3 1 7 5 2 3 3 3 II 2 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 10 3 5 2 2 2 12 2 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 13 2 5 2 2 2 13 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 14 2 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 6 3 2 2 2 2 7 15 2 5 3 3 8 6 7 8 2 2 3 3 3 8 2 2 9 8 6 8 6 6 16 2 5 3 3 7 6 6 7 2 3 3 3 7 2 8 2 7 7 6 17 2 4 2' 2 2 53 43 53 53 2» . 23 2 23 13 53 2 11 63 63 53 43 18 2 1 1 1 3 2 3 3 1 1 1 1 3 1 12 3 3 3 3 2 19 1 1 1 1 8 6 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 8 1 8 8 6 20 2^ 5 3 3 8 6 7 8 2 2" 3 3 3 8 2< 8 9 1" 8 8 6 21 2' 1* 1= 1* 3" 25 3' 3* 1* , 1" 1' P 1 1* 1° 3^ 1 125 45 35 35 2= 22 3 2 2 2 4 3 4 4 1 1 2 2 2 4 1 9 6 3 4 4 3 23 1 1 1 1 8 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 8 . 1 8 8 6 24 3 2 2 2 4 4 4 4 2 2 2 2 4 6 4 4 3 25 3 2 2 2 4 3 4 4 1 1 2 2 2 4 1 1 5 3 4 1 4 3 1 26 2 4 3 3 6 5 5 6 2 2 3 3 3 6 2 11 7 2 6 6 5 . 27 3 2 2 2 4 4 4 4 2 . 2 2 2 4 6 4 4 3 . 28 . 2 3 3 3 3 1 2 . 3 . 4 3 2 . 29 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 5 1 5 1 1 5 30 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 1 2 2 2 3 14 4 3 3 2 • 31 32 5 3 3 7 5 6 7 2 ■ 3 3 3 7 8 7 • 7 5 33 1 1 1 1 1 18 2 2 1 . 1 1 1 1<= 1 14 2« 1 . 1 11= 34 3 2 2 2 4 4 4 4 2 , 2 2 2 4 12 6 4 4 3 35 2 3 2 2 2 5 4 4 5 2 * 2 2 2 5 2 3 4 4 5 2 5 4 2 36 3 3 8 6 7 8 2 3 3 3 8 9 • 6 37 2 3 3 8 6 7 8 2 3 3 3 8 9 8 • 6 38 3 3 8 6 7 8 2 3 3 3 1 8 9 8 • 6 39 3 3 8 6 7 8 2 3 3 3 8 9 • 6 40 2 1 3 6 3 8 2 3 1 1 8 1 3 3 • 6 41 3 3 8 6 7 8 2 3 3 3 . 8 9 8 • 6 42 3 3 8 6 7 8 2 3 3 3 8 9 • 6 43 44 4 3 4 4 4 5 4 3 5 4 4 • • 5 4 5 4 45 46 2 5 4 5 5 2 3 2 5 6 5 4 47 1 1 * ' 1 * 1 ■ 1 136 CATALOGUE OP THE MOLliiRE COLLECTION T^BLE OF Contents OF THE Collected Wokks 101 102 103 1 104 106 106 107 108 109 110 112 •SS .•2 B n 3 ii5 114 lis 116 117 US o 119 1 Amants Magnifiques . . ... 2 Amour M6decin 3 Amphitryon 4 Avare 5 Bourgeois Gentilhomme . . . 6 Comtesse d'Escarbagnas . . 7 Critique de rficole des Femmes 8 Depit Amoureux g Dom Garcie de Navarre . . . 10 Dom Juan 11 ]ScoIe des Femmes 2 12 ]i!coIe des Maris 1 13 Btourdi 14 FUcheux .... 15 Femmes Sarantes 16 Fourberies de Scapin . . 17 George Dandin .18 Impromptu de Versailles ig Jalousie de Barbouill6 . 20 Malade Imaginaire . . . 21 Mariage Force . . . 22 M^decin Malgre Lui 23 M^decin Volant . . 24 Melicerte 25 Misanthrope .... 26 Monsieur de Pourceaugnao 27 Pastorale Comique .... 28 Plaisirsde File Enchant^e . 2g Precieuses Ridicules . . . 30 Princesse d'^lide 31 Princesse d'£lide (en vers) . 32 Psyche 33 Sganarelle 34 Sicilien 35 TartufEe MiNOE Works 36 Au Roi (Franche Comte) . 37 Bouts Rimes , 38 Gloire du Val de Grice . . , 3g Quatrains , 40 Remerclment au Roi . . . , 4 1 Sonnet a La Mothe de Vayer , 42 Stances Galantes Supplementary Matter 43 Lettre sur le Misanthrope . . 44 Lettre sur I'lmposteur . . . 45 Ombre de Moliere 46 Relation de Versailles (1668) 47 Voltaire : Vie de Moliere . . 223 10 i 31 IP 17 4 18 16 24 18 12 3 12 27 46 19 13 22 25 15 20 21 26 29 9 2 5 14 8 6 1 7 30 28 223 10 4 31 11= 17 4 18 16 24 18 12 3 12 27 46 19 13 22 11 9 6 7 9 8 4 1 2 5 4 3 1 8 11 2 10 4 11 12 55 5 10 8 3 12 7 10 11 13 16 6 2 3 6 4 3 1 4 15 14 10 5 1 16 5° 8 1 8 7 12 14 2 8 9 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1* 1 1 1 1 1 1 CONTENTS OF THE COLLECTED WORKS: TRANSLATIONS 137 English German Other Languages 131 i5^ i3^ 135 136 137 iS5 i^O 141 i^« -Z^g i^ 145 ue 147 14s i^9 150 i5i 15S 1S3 164 155 1S6 157 158 159 B Is m la 1 «7 1 1 1 n 1 Hi Hi i •S ■a CO a pq ^ g Id- J M S 0) Pi 1^ 1 ^ ^ -i". ^ in lA CO ^ 00 -^ r^ '-' "-" iH rH "" r-( '-' tH r-t '-' '~' ^ iH 1-^ I 6 7 7 4 5 3 3 3 2 4 2 3 5 5 3 3 2 . 4 2 2 3 2 1 . 2 . ^ 3 7 6 6 4 4 2 . . 5 3 3 4 2 2 1 2 2 4 4 1 2 2 1 5 3 1 4 3 3 1 1 3 2 2 1 1 1 3 2 1 2 5 4 2 8 8 6 5 3 1 1 4 4 5 3 2 3 • 3 3 6 6 10 10 6 6 3 4 4 3 . 3 2 4 , 7 2 3 3 2 2 1 6 3 2 2 . 2 1 1 1 8 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 . 2 . 1 1 q 5 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 4 . 10 6 . 4 4 3 3 2 4 4 2 2 • 2 1 2 2 II 2 4 3 3 2 2 1 1 5 3 2 2 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 12 2 4 3 3 2 2 1 1 5 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 1 1 4 1 1 14 2 8 8 8 5 2 1 . 4 2 1 1 2 2 1 . 15 5 9 9 5 6 3 1 3 4 4 • 1 3 1 2 1 3 1 1 1 4 2 t6 5 . 9 9 6 6 3 1 . 4 4 , 4 2 , 3 3 3 17 4 5 6 6 4 4 2 2 33 33 4 13 3 2 3^ . 3 . 3 18 5 . 3 3 2 2 1 . . 3 . . 2 1 . . 4 . 1 IQ . , . 6 1 . . . 20 G* S" 10" lO" G" 6 3" 1" S" 41 4" 4" 3" 2" 3" 1^ 44 3* 21 3 7 7 7 4 2 2 1 6 3 2 2 3 1* 2 1 . 2 2 1 22 3 2 4 4 3 3 2 1 6 5 2 2 1 4 1 2 2 1 2 23 . . 6 1 . . . . 24 6 9 9 6 4 2 5 . . 1 4 . 25 3 6 4 4 3 3 2 1 1 5 2 2 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 26 4 6 5 5 4 5 3 . 5 3 3 6 4 2 . , 3 3 27 • . . 4 • • • • • • • • 28 2 10 10 6 . . . . . 2q 1 3 2 2 5 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 4 1 30 3 • 10 10 6 :3 2 • 3 2 2 1 • 2 • 31 , . . . . . . . . . . • . . 32 5 7 7 5 5 3 . . 4 4 . 2 • 4 . 33 2 1 6 6 4 1 1 2 1 1 5 4 1 1 1 . 34 3 7 8 8 5 4 2 . 5 3 3 2 4 1 . 2 . 35 4 5 5 5 8 4 2 1 2 4 3 3 3 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 3 1 2 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 3 . . 44 • * 45 6 4 4 4 46 • • • 47 INDEX OF SUBJECTS Acad^mie-franpaise and Molifere Cailhava, i Houssaye, 2 Actor, Moli&re as Larroumet, 4-6 Lemazurier Actors. See Comedie- franfaise, Excom- munication of actors, Italian players, Per- formances, Troupe of Molifere; Baron, Co- quelin, Guerin d'Es- triche, La Pierre Agen Magen Albi RoUand Alceste Frigault Legouve, 2 Le Pelletier de Saint Remy Loiseleur, 3 Perlet Varenne Veselovskij, S Widal See also Le Misan- thrope Amants Magnifiques Divertissement royale Magnificences, Les America, Molifere plajfs and studies in Harvard Matthews Amiens, theatre in Lecocq Amour M^decin, L' Wernicke Amphitryon Bock Fouquier, i Lorin, i Michelet Ruland Analyses of the plays. See Synopses Ancestors of Moliere Beffara, 2 Mathon Reverend du Mesnil, i Roquet See also Mazuel, Po- quelin Anecdotes of Moli6re Beffara, i Bue Cou^ d'Avallon Maigrdt Musset Taillefer Titon du Tillet Anniversaries of Mo- lifere Glaretie, J^ 2, 3 Fournier, £., 9 Moliere scrap-book See also Musee Moli- 6re, 1873 Anniversary dramas and poems See under Dramas, Poems Aquitaine Desretz Arabic versions, com- ment on Socin, 1-3 Aristophanes. See Mo- liSre and Aristo- phanes Armchair at P^zenas Astruc Burat de Gurgy Arms. 5>« Coats-of-arms Arnolphe Coquelin, 2 See also L'Ecole des Femmes Arnould-Plessy, Mme. See Plessy Art theories of MoliSre Houssaye, 3 Attributed works Ballet des Incompati- bles Baluffe, 8 Calonne Glaretie, J., 3 Dorimond _ Fournier, E., i, 5 Galuski Joguenet Lacroix, 1-4 Lettre sur I'lmposteur Lettre sur les Observa- tions Livre abominable Melisse Responce aux Obser- vations Songe du resveur, Le Sub%ny, i Vize, 9 See also Part I. nos. 163, 165 Autographs of Moli&re Boimassies, 2 Brouchoud, i Glaretie, J., 2, 3 Gommission Decouverte Fournier, E., 5 Lacour, 2, 4 Loiseleur, 3 Schweitzer, i Vitu, 5 See also Manuscripts Avare, L' Auerbach Beyle Gaspari Gharaux Glaus Detela Eckstein Fournier, E., 10 Groon Guiffrey Jeannel, 2 Klapp Klingelhoffer Knorich, 3 Konig Larroumet, 8 Lorin, 2 Meurer Roy Saegelken Salin Scheltz Warren Avignon Baluffe, 8 Bakers, dispute of, 1668 Fournier, E., i, 5 Ballet des incompati- bles, Le Baluff , 8 Glaretie, J., 3 Lacroix, 1—3 Ballet des muses, Le Benserade, I See also Sicilien (Le) Balzac, Guez de Baluffe, 8 Banquets Moli&re scrap-book Baron, Michel Gampardon, 2 Monval, 6 Tuffet Baudissin, graf von Lindau, 2 Beauvais Mathon Reverend du Mesnil, i Beauval, sieur de, and Mile. Gampardon, 2 Bedeau, Fr. See Lespy Bedfene, Vital Baluffe, 9 B^jart family Beffara, 2 Jal Larroumet, 3 See also Moliere, Mme. Louis Gampardon, 2 Madeleine Baluffe, I, 2 Ghardon, 2 Lindau, 6 Loiseleur, 3 Bibliography 1. General Bibliographie British Museum Glaudin Lacroix, 5, 6 2. Select Brunetiere, 8 Desfeuilles, i Larroumet, 5 Mahrenholtz, 3, 4 Moland, -^ Taschereau, 4—7 3. Miscellaneoiis Beuchot, I Fournel, 3 Lacroix, 7 Le Petit Monval, 2 Scheffler See also Editions 4. England Van Laun, i 5. Denmark Sundby 6. Germany Ehrhard Eloesser Lindau, 2 Spirgatis 7. Hungary Deutsch 8. Spain Gotarelo y Mori 9. Sweden Warburg Biographers of Moliere, works about. See Molifere students Biography. See Ances- tors of Moliere, Mo- lifere students, and the references under Actors and Gontem- poraries Siae also the index to Le Molieriste on pages 93-gg of this Catalogue 140 INDEX OP SUBJECTS Biography of Moli6re. See under Moliere Birth of Moliere Beffara, 2 See a/so House on Rue St. Honore anniversaries of. See Anniversaries, and under Dramas, Poems Bone of Moliere, pre- served as a relic Richard-Desaix Bordeaux Baluffe, 8 Loquin, I Bossuet Lapommeraye, 2 Veuillot Bourdaloue Lapommeraye, 2 Veuillot Bourdon, S6b. Baluffe, 4 Cambon Bourgeois gentil- homme, Le Chabner, i Charaux Cohen Lapommeraye, 3 Larocque Vandal Bourgeoisie Davignon Boursault, E. Des Granges Schweitzer, i Taillandier Breakfast with Louis XIV Musset Brie, sieur de Constant Brossette, CL Brouchoud, I Burial of Moli&re. See Death Centlivre, Mrs. Weidler "C'est un amant," etc. Massenet Chambord,feteat, 1669 Divertissement de Chambord See also M. de Pour- ceaugnac Chappuzeau, S. Baluffe, I Characters of MoliSre's plays Cormenin Danschacher Davignon Durand, H. Janet, 2 Ligne Monnier Prevost See also Maid-servants, Miles gloriosus. Va- lets, Women; Al- ceste, Arnolphe, El- mire, Philinte; and the names of the separate plays dictionary of Fritsche, I, 2 literary viforks in- troducing. See Dia- logues, Poems, Dra- mas Children of Moli&re Beffara, -^ See also Montalant, Mme. de Cibber, C. Schneider Cicognini, 6. A. Dominique Classics, ancient, and Molifere. See Aris- tophanes, Plautus, Plutarch, Terence Clergy and Molifere Lapommeraye, 2 Veuillot See also Dom Juan, Fenelon, Tartuffe Clermont, College de Cherot Coats-of-arms Claretie, J., 3 Fillon, 2 Reverend du Mesnil, i Coissier Campardon, i Collections. See Come- die franjaise, Moli- ere museum, Musee Moliere of 1873 Com^die-fran{;aise Blavet Bonnassies, 3 Dacier Figaro, Le Houssaye, i La Rounat Lemaitre, 2 Monval, 9 Paris — Comedie fran- (aise Comic traits in Moli&re's plays. See Humor Commedia dell' arte. See Italian drama Comtesse d'Escarbag- nas, La Ballet des ballets Baluffe, 8 Concordances. See Dic- tionaries Congreve, W. Bennewitz, I, 2 Syle Contemporaries of Mo- liSre. See Enemies, Family, Friends, Rambouillet (Hotel de) , Troupe ; Be- dSne, Bossuet, Bour- daloue,Chappuzeau, Conti, Cordemoy, Fenelon, Fouquet, Gassendi, Guichard, La Pierre, L'Her- mitedeSoUers, Louis XIV., Lully, Mo- dfene, Montespan, Patin, Pavilion, Reg- nard, Renaudot, Ro- quette, Sainte Marie, Vize Conti, prince de Baluffe, 8 Gazier, 2 Coquelin, C. Symons Cordemoy, G. de Cohen Corneille, Pierre Bouquet Levsjlois Thomas Bouquet Courtin, Marie. See Vauselle, Mile. Cress^, Louis, MoliJre's uncle Depping Criticism. See under Moli6re Critics, works about. See MoUere students Croix-Noire, jeu de paume de la CoUardeau Dancourt, F. C. Lemaitre, i Lucas Daughter of MoliSre. See Montalant, Mme. de Death and burial of Moliere Beffara, -j, Franfois de NeufchS- teau Burat de Gurgy Claretie, J., 2, 3 Davin, i, 2 ■ Fillon, I Lacroix, P., 9 Loquin, i, 2 Monval, 2 Polimene Recueil Sandrin Schweitzer, 2 Ubalde Vitu, 2 Vize, 7, 8 See also Epitaphs, Ex- humation, Grave Death of Moli&re, anni- versary of. &* An- niversaries, and un- der Dramas, Poems. Delaunay, L. La Rounat Denmark, MoU&re's plays in Sundby See also Holberg D^pit amoureux, le Secchi Dialogues 1. From Molifere's plays Chambaud 2. In which Moli&re ap- pears Beaume Gueret Le Noble Leroy Stichling See also Dramas 3. In which characters from MoliSre's plays appear Adenis Truffier See also Dramas Dictionaries, concor- dances, etc. Beffara, i Desfeuilles, 2 Dictionnaire Fritsche, i, 2 Genin Livet, 3 Moland, 7 Distribution of rdles. See Roles Disturbances at MoU- Sre's theater Campardon, i Doctors. See Medicine Doctrines of MoliSre. See Art theories. Education, Ethical teachings. Philoso- phy Documents, facsimiles of. See Facsimiles Dom Garcie de Navarre Cicognini, 2 Siindermann Doni, A. F. Roy Dom Juan (MoUere's) Beuchot, I Bruchard Burgtorf Draeger Engel Foumier, E., 2 Ganderax Guillemot Larroumet, 11 Lemaitre, 2 Lettre sur les observa- tions, etc. Magnin Mahrenholtz, 2 Marmier Molinier Reissig Responce aux Obser- vations Revilla Rochemont Schadel Thierry, i Veselovskij, 5 See also the index to Le Molieriste on pages 93-99 of this Catalogue INDEX OF SUBJECTS 141 Don Juan (the charac- Du Laurent Conte, 11 Desportes ter) plays introduc- Du Mersan Coralli Dumas ing Dupeuty Corey Epagny, 1 Blaze, I Ephratm Corneille Ephralm Champmesle Fable Coveliers Fable Cicognini, i Fouques Croix, I, 2 Fournier, E., 4, 8 D. Giovanni Fournier, E., 8 Daubian Gensoul Dominique Gamier Demoustier Glatigny Dorimond Gensoul Doneau Godin Mozart Godin Dumas Henriquet Rosimond Goldoni Fabre d'^glantine Hervilly, 1-6 Tellez Gouges Gigli Hugues Villiers, i, 2 Griselin Guerin Jubin Dorimond, L. Gutzkow Joguenet Lambert, 1, 2 Descente Henriquet JoUet, I Lefebvre Drama, history of. See Hervilly, 1-5 Jouhaud Legendre America, Arabic, Hugues Kleist Lesguillon, 2 Denmark, England, Hurtado Kramer Martel English drama, Jouin LabouUaye Martin, Al. French drama, Ger- Jubin Lambert, 2 Minier, 2 many, Goldoni, Lambert, i Merle, 1 Moreau, i, 2 Hungary, Italian Legendre Monselet Pag 6s drama, Russia, Span- Lesguillon, 2 Mozart Petitdidier, 1-3, 5, 6 ish drama, Sweden; Longhaye Muta, La Ponsard, 1, 2 Comedie-franfaise, Marsolleau Petit, A. Roger, A., 1, u Performances, Mercier Querelles Roger-MilSs, i, 2 Sources and prede- Minier, -^ Richepin Samson, i cessors Monnier de la Motte Roger-Mil6s, i, 2 Tiercelin Dramas Mussy VUlars Valade, 3 I. Seventeenth century. Nancey 6. Introducing characters Vierne relating to Moliere Pages from Moli&re's plays Villetard Boursault, 1-3 Peillon Adenis Zidler Brecourt, 1-4 PeUet-Desbarreaux Artaud The arrangement of the Chalussay, 1-3 Pemot Bellet above plays on the Champmesle Petitdidier, 1-4, 6 Bertol-Graivil shelves is chrono- Chevalier Pifteau, 2 Bouchinet logical Critique du Tartuffe Pinchon Croze 8. Anniversary of Mo- Deroute des predeuses Ponsard, i, 2 Glatigny liSre's death Doneau Rigaud Hervilly, 6 Artaud Joguenet Roger, A., 1 Lefebvre Du Mersan Lacroix, Ph. Samson, i Martel Lebeau de Schosne, i , 2 Livre abominable, Le Simon Martin, Al. Longhaye Marcel Vierne Monnier de la Motte Pinchon Montfleury See also Dialogues Mouton Dramatic traits in Mo- Reponse a 1 ' Impromptu 4. Introducing Moliere as Rivet lifere's plays Robinet, 1 a shade Roche Hatzfeld, i Somaize, 2 Barbier, P. J. Roger, A., 2 Hello Zelinde Barbier, P. Tiercelin Vivier 2. Imitated by Molifere. Bellet Vibert See also Humor, Tragic See Sources Bertheroy Villetard traits 3. Introducing Molifere Bornier Zidler Dryden, J. as a live person Brecourt Sei also Dialogues Hartmann Andrieux Clairville 7. Anniversary of Mo- Ott Auge de Lassus Coupigny liere's birth Du Croisy, Ph. Barbier, P. Delpit Adenis Campardon, 2 Bayard Epagny, 1 Arene Du Lorens, Jacques Bern&de La Harpe Auge de Lassus Blanchemain Billard Stichling Barbier, P. Dumas, A., fils Bois 5. Based on Molifere's Barbier, P. J. Cohen Bondroit plays Bayard Du Purler, Fr. Brucker Aubryet Bertheroy Monval, 4 Cadet-Gassicourt Blaze, I, 3 Bertol-Graivil Dwellings of Molifere. Chazet Bourbon Bornier , See Houses Claretie, L., i Calonne Bouchinet Ecole des femmes, L' Copin, 3 Cauvet, A. Carcassonne Becque Creuze de Lesser Cenac-Moncaut Claretie, L., i Boileau Cubieres Champmesle Copin, 3 Boursault, i, 2 Dercy, 2 Chate ain Croze Brunetifere, 4, 6 Des Essarts, E. Chiari Delpit Des Granges Desportes Claretie, L., 2 Dercy, 1 Feval Dudevant Coluzzi Des Essarts, E. Jensen 'olieriste on pages 93-99 of this Catalogue 142 INDEX OF SUBJECTS Ecole des femmes, L' Joran [continued Krause Lacroix, Ph. Lanson Larroumet, 16 Lemaitre, 2 Mahrenholtz, i Parigot, I, 2 Robinet, i Willenberg Zelinde , See also Arnolphe Ecole des maris, L' Baguenault de Pu- chesse Gheorghiu Krause Editions : Despois and Mesnard, 1873-1900 Baluffe, 3 Brunetifere, I Education, Moliere's Bouillier Cherot Schweitzer, i See also Law Moli&re's views on Allais Baguenault de Pu- chesse Kohler Rambert Educational use of Mo- lifere's plays. See Modern language study Elmire Legouve, 2 See also Tartuffe Elocution, selections for. See Readings Enemies of Molifere Claretie, J., 2, 3 Hall Jensen Livet, 2 See also Boursault, So- maize; Dramas of 17th cent, relating to MoliSre, MoliSre (contemporary wri- tings on) England, Moli&re's plays and reputation in Aicard, 2 Fournier, E., 5 Fyles Humbert, 4, 8 Morley, H. Van Laun, i , 2 See also Appendix II., and Centlivre, Gib- ber, Congreve, Dry- den, Fielding, Jon- son, Lacy, Shake- speare, Sheridan, Wycherley English' drama, influ- ence of, on Molifere ' Fournier, E., 5 Epitaphs Assoucy Claretie, J., 2, 3 Davin, 2 Jaulnay Lacroix, 9 Monval, 2 Polimene Recueil Vize, 8 Essertines, seigneur d'. See Molifire, Fran- fois de Ethical teachings of MoliSre Canora Dellafaille Fagan Feug&re Jeannel, I IClug Lapommeraye, 2 Laprade Leveaux, A., 2 , Rambert Etourdi, L' Barbieri Cohen Weidler Eulogies Bailly Cailhava, i Chamfort Etienne, 2 Gaillard Gautier Geffroy Houssaye, 2 Excommunication of actors Loiseleur, 3 Exhibitions. i^^Come- die franfaise, Mo- li^re museum, Musee Moliere of 1873 Exhumation of remains of Molifere Loiseleur, 2, 3 Expense of production of Mohfere's plays Bonnassies, 4 Bougenot La Grange, 2, 3 La Thorilli6re Thierry,, 7 Fabre d'Eglantine Sarcey, 3 Ficheux, Les Certain Daspit de Saint Amand, i La Fontaine Lemaitre, 2 Pech Facsimiles of docu- ments and auto- graphs Bonnassies, 2 Bouquet Brouchoud Calonne Campardon, i Central Decouverte Gosselin, i, 2 Houssaye, 6 Jal Lacour, 2, 4 Lacroix, 8 Monval, 7 Molieriste Moulin, I Schweitzer, i Taschereau, 3, 7 Vitu, S See also Part I., nos. 46, 93, 104 Family of Moliere. See Ancestors, Children, Coats-of-arms, Pa- rents, Relations, Po- quelin, Mazuel,Mon- talant Father of Molifere. See Poquelin, Jean Fauteuil de Moliere. See Armchair at Pe- zenas F^Iibrism. See South- ern France Female characters. See Women Femmes savantes, Les Beyle Chappuzeau Charaux Dietz FoUioley Fouquier, 2 Horner Humbert, i Larroumet, 7, 9 Legouve, i Lion Saint-Evremond Tendering Warren See also Preciosity F^nelon Kohler Ferrifere-aux-Etangs Contades Fertaut, M. Claretie, L., 2 Fetes. See Ballet des muses, Chambord, Plaisirs de Pile en- chantee, Saint-Ger- main-en-Laye,Vaux, Versailles Fiction Alfegre Nion See also Stories from Molifere Fielding, H. Lindner Folklore. See Popular traditions, Supersti- tions Fontainebleau Constant Fountain in honor of Moliere at Paris. See Monument to Moliere, Paris Fouquet, N. Livre abominable Se£^lso FScheux (Les) , Vaux Fourberies de Scapin Bergerac Beyle Champmesle Humbert, 2 Joguenet Lemaitre, 2 Leveaux, i French drama 1. Before Molifere Bocher Fournel, 4 Fournier, E., 3 Hanriot Waschow See also Comeille, La- rivey, Vilain mire (Le) 2. In 17th century Chappuzeau, 2, 3 Despois, 3 Fournel, 2, 4 Larocque Le Breton Rambert Warren See also French theatre, Boursault, Comeille, Joguenet, Dramas relating to Molifere 3. After MoliSre Epagny Feugfere Fournel, 4 Lemaitre, i Nisard Perlet Weiss See also Dancourt, Du- mas, Fabre d'Eg- lantine, Marivaux, Scribe French theatre in 17th century Baluffe, I, 9 Bapst, I Bonnassies, 4 Bricauld de Verneuil Brouchoud, i, 2 Campardon, I Chappuzeau, 2, 3 Chardon, i Claretie, J., 2, 3 Daspit de St. Amand, 2 Despois, 3 Du Tralage Fritsche, 3, 4 La Grange, 2, 3 La ThorUlifere Mangold, 8 Mantzius Monval, 5 Morf, I See also the index to Le Molieriste on pages 93-99 of this Catalogue INDEX OF SUBJECTS H3 French Theatre in 17th Grange-des-Prfe, La Deveria Ubalde century {continued) Noguier Faure Italian drama, influence Thierry, 3, 8 Grave of Molifire Fessard of on Moliere See also Comedie-fran- Davin, 2 Flameng Matic faise, F^tes, French Loiseleur, 2 Foulquier Moland, 3, 4 drama, Illustre thei- Monval, i Foumier, L. E. Nash tre, Italian players, Griboedov, A. S. Geffroy See also Doni, Modo Play-houses Veselovskij, 5 Gucht (La), Pedante (11) Friends of MoU&re Grimarest Harrewijn Italian players in Paris Larocque Lettre critique Hillemacher, E. in 17th century Martin, B. E. Mangold, 5 Hillemacher, F. Vitu, I See also Comeille, Jon- Grunert, K. Isola Wismes zac, Mauvillain, Mig- Lindau, 2 Johannot Moland, 3, 4 nard. Troupe of Mo- Gu€n£gaud, theatre de Lalauze Jacobs, Fr. li^re La Grange, 2 Lange Humbert, 5 Fritsche, H. Gu^rin d'£strich€ Leloir, L. Jalousie du Barbouill^ Baluffe, 5 Gaiety theatre, London. See Tendon * Moulin, 2 Leloir, M. Schaunsland Guichard, H. Loiseleur, 3 Leman Le Riverend Jesuits Barres .-fee t,^*JLl\L\JLt Gassendi Bouillier Gutzkow, K. Lorentz Joguenet Houben Martini Galuski Lindau, i PiUe Lacroix, 4 George Dandin Beyle Heraldry. See Coats-of- Poirson Jonson arms Porlier Weidler Chantavoine Fehbien, i Holberg Punt Jonzac, marquis de Laun, 4 Sand, M. Baluffe, 8 Grand divertissement Legrelle Sauve Juvenile readers. See Lemaitre, 2 Houses of MoU^re Schouten Young persons Montigny Beffara, 2 Seguin Kleist Nolhac 1. Fillers des Halles Staal Ruland German school pro- Loiseleur, 3 Thompson Lacy, J. gram, Moliere in Vitu, 4 Vemet Wernicke Tendering 2. Rue Pont Neuf Illustrators, works on la Grange, C. V. de Germany, Molifere plays. Herold Lacroix, 8 Barthelemy studies, and reputa- 3. Rue Richelieu (place Lapierre Fournier, E., 5 tion in of death) See also Appendix I. Larroumet, J, 6 Baluffe, 5 Description Illustre theatre Thierry, i, 4 Ehrhard Vitu, 2 Mangold, 6 Language Eloesser 4. Rue St. Honore (birth- Vitu, 3 Berg Horner place) Seetalso Troupe of Mo- Bouchet Humbert, 1, 3, 5-11 Beffara, 4 liere Bret, 4 Landau, 2, 5 Herold Imitations. See under BrunetiJre, 9 Lotheissen Boulenger Bibhography, Den- Degenhardt Mangold, 4, 8 5. Rue St. Thomas du mark, Dramas, Du- Desfeuilles, 2 Spirgatis Louvre mas, England, Ger- Espagne Stapfer, 2-4 Vitu, S many, Russia, Trans- GaUert Stichling Hubert, A. lations Genin See also Gutzkow, Campardon, 2 Impromptu de Ver- Haber Kleist, Laun, Mei- Humor of Moliere sailles Hamel ningen troupe, Weise Machart Montfleury Heydkamp Gloire du Val de Grace Oettinger Reponse a I'lm- Kayser Cheron Schneegans, i promptu, etc. Livet, 3 Houssaye, 3 Stapfer, 2-4 Vize, 6 . Meier Goethe's estimate of Mo- Weyl Income of Moliere. See Moland, 7 liere Hungary, Moliere stud- Property and income Paringault Humbert, II ies in Influence, reputation. Pohlisch Lindau, 2, 5 Deutsch etc., of Moliere. See Schmidt Gol^oni Ibsen America, Arabic, See also Predosity; Luder, i Varenne Denmark, England, Prosody Sarcey, 4 Illustrators French drama, Ger- Languedoc Gombaut et Uac^e, Adeline many, -Hungary, Baluffe, 8 Amours de Boucher Russia, Spain, Swe- Galibert Guiffrey Brissart den; Anniversaries, La Pierre, sieur Got, E. Buguet Comedie - fran^aise, Baluffe, 8 La Rounat Cars Moliere students. Larivey Grammarians, Molifere Champollion Monuments, Per- Meurer and Daucher formances; and un- Laun, Adolf Marty-Laveaux David der Dramas, Poems Knorich, 2 Grandmother of Mo- Delannoy Iron mask, man of the Law liere. See Mazuel, Deschamps Loquin, 1, 2 Cauvet, J. Agnes Desenne Sandrin Paringault See also the index to Le Molieriste on pages 93-99 of this Catalogue 144 INDEX OF SUBJECTS Law {continued^ Schweitzer, i Truinet Lespy, Fr. Bedeau de Campardon, 2 Lessing's estimate of Molifere Humbert, 6, n Lindau, 5 Lettre sur la com^die de I'ImposteuT Thierry, 2 L'Hermite de Soliers, J.B. Bernardin, i Limoges Fage Lives. See underVlo^hie London, Gaiety thea- tre, Comedie-fran- (aise at Aicard, 2 Lorens, J. du. See Du Lorens Lost plays Leclerc, 2 See also Manuscripts of Moliere Louis XIV. Baluffe, 8 Larroumet, 5, 6 Musset Love affairs pi Molifere Fournier, E., 5 Lapommeraye, i Loiseleur, 3 Pifteau, I LUdemann, W. von Lindau, 2 LuUy Leclerc, I Loiseleur, 3 Lyons Brouchoud, I, 2 Pericaud Soulie, 3 Maid-servants in Moh- ere's plays Becker Broc Janin, 2 Maitre d'^cole, Le Leclerc, i Malade imaginaire, Le Charaux Debove FeHbien, 2 Larroumet, 10 Lemaitre, 2 Lo6ve-Veimars Schweitzer, 2 Thierry, 7 Management of Moli- fere's theatre. See Performances Manager, Molifere as. See Theatrical mana- ger Manuscripts, of Molifere Fournier, E., 8 See also Autographs Mariage forc^, Le Leveaux, i Marionettes in 17th century Claretie, J., 2, 3 Marivaux. See Moli&re and Marivaux Marriage of Molifere Beffara, 2 Bernardin, 2 Claretie, J., 2, 3 Fortia d'tfrban, i Fournier, E., 5 La Pommeraye, i Larroumet, 5, 6 Loiseleur, 3 See also MoliSre, Mme. Mauvillain, J. A. Chereau Schweitzer, i Mazuel family Roquet Agnis, Molifere's grandmother Baluffe, 10 M^decin malgr^ lui, Le Joret-DesclosiSres Kugel Vilaiu mire, Le Wernicke M^decin volant, Le Baluffe, 2, 8 Boursault, 3 Hamy Schaunsland Medicine Alexandre Braquehay Brown Drouineau Folet Gidel Graaf Hamy Montanier Nivelet Olmsted Petit, L. Raynaud, 1-3 Reverend du Mesnil, i Saucerotte Weyl Witkowski See also Mauvillain, J. A. de Meiningen troupe. See Part I. no. 363 M61icerte Benserade, i Lapommeraye, 4 Mestayers, Jeu de paume des Vitu, 3 Metaphors Meier Mignard, P. Baluffe, 8 Epitre Mazi&re de Monville Scheikevitch Tesse Miles gloriosus in Mo- here's plays Fest Misanthrope Beyle Chabrier, 2 Charaux CoqueUn, i Duschinsky Horion Krause Lapommeraye, 2 Larroumet, 12 Lavoix, 2 Lemaitre, 2 Lettre sur la comedie Leys Mangold, 3 Merlet Moy Neuss Paulhan Pech Plan, Le Saint Prosper Sarcey, 2 Thomas Veselovskij, 2 Veuillot Vize, 2, 3 See also Alceste sequels to Cauvet, A. Demoustier Fabre d' Eglantine Joliet, I Roger-Miles, 2 Mod^ne, comte de Chardon, 2 Fortia d'Urban, i La Porte Modern language study, Molifere in Tendering Modo, La Baluffe, 8 Moliere See also Dramas relat- ing to Moliere, Actor (MoliJre as) , Ances- tors, Anecdotes, At- tributed works. Chil- dren, Death and bur- ial,Enemies,Facsim- iles. Family, Friends, Grave, Houses, Hu- mor, Love affairs. Manuscripts, Mar- riage, Moli fere, Af»;^, Parents, Play-houses, Property andincome, Relations, Servants, Theatrical manager (Moliere as) 1. Chronology Monval, 7 Morf, I 2. Couteipporary writ- ings on MoHfere Chappuzeau, 2, 3 Cotin, I, 2 Descente, La Desjardins Du Tralage Extracts Extraits Felibien, i, 2 Fameuse comedienne Gueret Lacroix, Ph. La Fontaine La Grange, 1-3 La Thorilliere Lettre critique Lettre sur la comedie Lettre sur les Observa- tions Magnificences, Les Marigny Moljire, Mme. Montigny Plaisirs, Les Responce aux Observa- tions Robinet, i, 2 Rochemont RouUe Somaize, i Vize, 1-8 See also Dramas and Poems of the 17th cent, relating to Mo- liSre, and Epitaphs 3. Works about the con- temporary writings Jolly, 2 Poulet-Malassis Schweitzer, 1 Seealso Enemiesof Mo- liere, Chappuzeau, Somaize 4. Biographies in Enghsh Balzac, 2 Blaze de Bury Lang Mantzius, 2 Martin, B. E. Matthews, i Oliphant Prescott, I Sainte Beuve, 4 Scott Shelley Van Laun, 1 Vincent Watson 5. The more extensive bi- ographies published separately Bazin, 2, 3 Cailhava, 4 Claretie, J., 2, 3 Dumoustier Durand, H. Fournier, E., 9 Grimarest, 1-6 Kreiten Larroumet, 5 Lindau, 3 Loiseleur, i Lotheissen Mahrenholtz, 3, 4 See also the index to Le Molieriste on pages 93-99 of this Catalogue Moli^re {continued') Mantzius, i, 2 Mesnard, 2 Moland, 8, 9 Noel, I, 2 Schneegans, 3 Soleirol Soulie, I Taschereau, 3-6 Voltaire, 1, 2 Warburg 6. The longer biographies contained in editions of the works or in other publications Arago, 2 Auger, 1-3 Beffara, I Bruzen de la Marti- ni Sre Essai sur Moli^re Foumel, i Fritsche, 3 Fulda Gazier, i Geuin La Grange, i Lang La Serre Mazzoni Petitot Taschereau, i Van Laun, i Veselovskij, 4, 5 Zschokke, 12 7. Brief biographies Albert, M. Balzac, I, 2 Baudissin, i Blondel Cahen Charaux Chasles Cousin d'Avallon Description E. Extracts Extraits Favre Fischer, Fr. Fournel, 3 Hall Janin, i Kiihns La Bedolliere Lemazurier Marmottan Laun, 2 Louandre Morf, 2 Notice sur MoliSre Pauly Perrault Kcard, 2 Prescott, I, 2 Reissig Sainte Beuve, i, 4 Siiss Titon du Tillet 8. Miscellaneous bio- graphical works INDEX OF SUBJECTS 145 Baluffe, 8 13. Other critical notices Molifere and Aristo- Bazin, 1 on Moliere phanes Beffara, 2 Albert, P. Buswell Bindel Auger, 3 Hatzfeld BrunetiSre, 1 Blaze de Bury Stapfer, 2-4 Campardon, i, 2 Brunetiere, 7, 8 and Dancourt Foumier, E., 5 Chauvin Lemaitre, i Houssaye, 6 Claretie, J., 2, 3 Lucas Humbert, 12 Clippings and F^nelon Jal Cormenin Kohler Larocque Craufurd and Holberg Loiseleur, 3 Delatouche Laun, 4 Mangold, 4 Despres Legrelle Moliere scrap-book Durand, C. and Ibsen Molieriste Essai Varenne Monval, 5 Extracts and Marivaux Moulin, I Extraits Janin, 2 Roederer, 2 Faguet, 1 Larroumet, 7 Sainte-Beuve, 2 Favre and Plautus. See SchefHer, i Feug^re Plautus Schweitzer, i Florescu — — and Scribe Soulie, 2 Fournel, 4 Epagny Taillefer Fulda, and Shakespeare Thierry, i, 8 Gautier Aicard, j. Veuillot Genin Coquelin, 4 9. Early life and works Hagberg Delecluze Baluffe, 6 Hatzfeld, I Humbert, 3, 12 Klug Hello Klingelhoffer Lacroix, 1-3 HiUebrand Stapfer, 2-4 Mangold, 7 Houssaye, 5, 6 and Terence. See Pifteau, 2 Humbert, i, 5, 6, 12 Terence Robert Jacobs Molifere, Mme. (Ar- Schaunsland Klug mande Bejart) Schweitzer, i Kuhns A16gre Soulie, -^ La Harpe, 3 Edwards See also Birth, Educa- Lapommeraye, 2 Fameuse comedienne tion, lUustre theStre, Larocque Fortia d'Urban, x, 3 Provinces Larroumet, 14 Foumier, E., 5 10. Personal appearance, La Serre Franfois de NeufchS- qualities, etc. Laun, 2 teau Larroumet, 4-6 Le Breton Houssaye, 6, 7 Lenient Legouve, 3 La Porte See also Portrait Molifere scrap-book Larroumet, 2, 5, 6 II. MoliSre as a charac- Molieriste Lindau, 6 ter in literary works. Monnier Loiseleur, 3 See under Dialogues, Monval, 5 Moulin, 2 Dramas, Fiction Northcote SchefBer, i 12. More extensive criti- Notice Taschereau, ■^. cal works on MoliSre Picard, 2 See also Marriage of Beyle Prescott MoIiSre C^hava, 2, 4 Rossmann Molifere, Franpois de, Charaux Sainte-Beuve seigneur d'Esser- Clarke Salverte tines Davignon Sarcey Reverend du Mesnil, 3 Despine Schaunsland Moliere museum Durand, H. Schneegans, i, 2 Loiseleur, 3 Foumier, E., 9 ■ Schulze See also Musee Moliere Geoffroy Scott Molifere students, works Hemon Waschow about Humbert, 3 Wasserzieher Fournel, 3 Jeannel, I Watson Larroumet, 5, 6 Kreiten See also Attributed Lindau, 2 Lemercier works, Characters, Loiseleur, 3 Lucas Education, Ethical See also Bibliography, Rambert teachings. Eulogies, Contemporary writ- Riccoboni Germany ( Moliere ings. Imitations, Simonnin, I studies in), Humor, Translations; Bros- Stapfer, 1-4 Language, Law, sette, Fritsche, Gri- Viv er Medicine, Philoso- marest, Jacobs, Laun, Voltaire phy, Psychology, Schack, Soleirol, Vi- Weiss Sources vant-Denon See also the index to Le Molieriste on pages 93-99 of this Catalogue 146 INDEX OF SUBJECTS Monomania Danschacher Monsieur de Pour- ceaugnac Claretie, J., i Divertissement de Chambord, Le Fage Leclerc, i Montalant, Mme. de, Molifere's daughter Houssaye, 6 Moulin, 2 Montespan, marquise de Miclielet Montpellier Lacour, 5 Monument to Moli^re, Paris, Rue Riche- lieu Babou Colet, 2 Description, etc. Etienne, 2 Marmottan Martin, L. A., 5 Molifere scrap-boolc Notice sur le monument Saint-Martin poems occa- sioned by. See un- der Poems at Pfeenas Claretie, J., 4 Gaudin Petitdidier, 6 Morality of Moli&re's plays. See Ethical teachings Mus^e fflolifere, 1873 Claretie, J., 3 Paris — Theatre italien Music, MoliJre's allu- sions to Blaze, 2 at Moliftre's theatre Bonnassies, 4 for Molifere's works, scores Dauvergne LuUy, 1-3 Massenet in honor of Mo- liere. See Songs Nantes Kerjean Novels. See Fiction Od^on Lemaitre, 2 Thierry, 6 Outlines of the plays. See Synopses Parents of Molifere Scheffler, i See also Poquelin, Jean Paris stage. See French theatre Passions in Moli^re's plays Hatzfdd, I Pastorale comique Benserade, i Patin, Guy Nivelet Pavilion, N. Gazier, 2 Pavilion des singes. See House of Moli- 6re, Rue St. Hcnore, Paris Pedante, II Veselovsldj, 3 Performances by Moli- Sre's troupe Bindel Campardon, i Claretie, J., 3 Constant Daspit de St. Amand, 2 Despois, i! La Grange, 2, 3 La Thorillifere Mangold, 8 Thierry, i, 3, 8 See also Expense, Music, Play-houses, Receipts, Staging, Troupe of Moliire Performances of Moli- fere's plays, after his death Achkinasi Aicard, 2 Figaro Fyles Harvard La Grange, 2 La Rounat Larroumet, 15 Lecocq Lemaitre, 2 Magnin Matthews Molifere scrap-book Sarcey, I Thierry, 6 See also Actors, Come- die-franfaise, Mei- ningen troupe P^zenas Baluffe, 2, 9 Claretie, J., 3 Lacour, 2, 4 See also Armchair, Monument at Pe- zenas Philinte Faulhan See also Le Misanthrope Philosophy of MohSre Bouilller Brunetifere, 5 Fonvielle Hello Henning Janet, i Weyl See also Art theories. Education, Ethical teachings, Psychol- ogy Physician of MoliSre. See Mauvillain, J. A. Piquet, game of Certain Pitel, Jean. See Beau- val Plaisirs de Pile enchan- t^e, Les Marigny Nolhac Plaisirs, etc. Plautus Auerbach Claus Detela Fouquier, i Groon Klingelhoffer Konig Scheltz Play-houses of MoliJre Fritsche, 3, 4 Thierry, 7 See also Croix-Noire, Mestayers; French theatre in the 17th century. String Plays. See Dramas Plessy, Mme. Arnould La Rounat Plutarch Denis Poems 1. Seventeenth century, relating to Moliere Assoucy Boileau Cheron Cotin, I, 2 Descente Jaulnay Lacroix, 9 Maury Medecins vengez, Les Monval, 2 Polim&ne Recueil Robinet, 2 See also Epitaphs 2. In honor of Molifere Aicard, 2 AUart, 2 Aquin de Ch&teau- Lyon Bar Barre Beauplan Beuchot, 2 Bignan Brand Colet Coppee Coquatrix Gallois-Mailly Leveaux, Mme, Maury Minier Naudet Soupe Talairat TheoUer Truffier See also Epitaphs, Songs 3. Anniversary of Mo- lifere's birth Aicard, i Albert, G. Barre Cros Gondinet Hervilly, 4, 5 Joliet, 2 Pate Petitdidier Samson, 2 Souza Valade, 4 4. Anniversary of Mo- liSre's death Dingelstedt, i Cesena 5. Occasioned by the MoliSre monument Beauplan Beuchot, 2 Clairville Colet, I, 2 Des Essarts Drouin Dupre Lesguillon, i Malo Montferrand Poitiers Bricauld de Verneuil ' Popular traditions SebiUot Poquelin family Ai^ot Claretie, J., 3 Jal Reverend du Mesnil, . I, 2 Roquet Guy , Fournier, E., 1, j — — Jean, Molifere's fa- ther Baluffe, 7, 8 Depping Larroumet, 5, 6 Loiseleur, 3 ' Nicolas, Molifere's uncle Contrat Robert, merchant Depping Portraits of Molifere, works about Baluffe, 4 Cambon Claretie, J., 2, 3 Dacier Fournel, 3 Houssaye, i Lacroix, P., 8 Larroumet, 4 Lavoix, I Lenient Maherault Monval, 2 See also the index to Le Molieriste on pages 93-99 of this Catalogue INDEX OF SUBJECTS 147 Portraits of Holi^re (continued) Paris — Comedie-fran- (aise Theatre-italien Perrin, E. Scheffler Scheikevitch Soleirol Tesse Vitu, I Wismes See also Appendix I., Mignard, Monument to MoliSre Pr^cieuses ridicules Charaux Dalimier Deroute, La Desjardhis Kreutzinger Mahrenholtz, r Schwarz Somaize, 2 Spoelgen See also Preciosity, Rambouillet (H6tel de) Preciosity Deroute, La Kreutzinger Schmitz Somaize, I, 2 Siindermann Tiburtius See also Precieuses ridi- cules , Princesse d'Elide, La Tliierry, i See also Plaisirs de I'ile enchantee (Les) Professions, MoliSre and. See Clergy, Grammarians, Law, Medicine Profits. See Receipts Proper names Fritsche, i, 2 Property and income of Molifere _ Fournier, E., 5 Regnier, P., 2 See also Receipts from performances Prosody Benecke Comte Souriau, I, 2 Provence Espagne Mangold, i Provinces, MoliSre in Baluffe, I, 6, 8 Claretie, J., 4 Fillon, I See also Agen, Albi, Aquitaine, Avignon, Bordeaux, Ferriere aux Etangs, Grange des Pres (La), Lan. guedoc, Limoges Lyons, Montpellier, Nantes, Pezenas, Poitiers, Provence, Rouen, Southern France, Toulouse Psyche Bapst, 2 Benserade, 2 Bougenot Campardon, i Erdmann Lemaitre, 2 Psychology of Molifere Danschacher Despine Janet, 2 Questions on Molike Siiss Quotations Beffara, i Dictionnaire Rambouillet, Hdtel de Breitinger Fischer, F. A. Roederer, i, 2 Weisser Wormeley See also Preciosity Readings from Moliere for public presenta- tion Bouchor Leloir, L. Realism on Moli^re's stage Thierry, 3 Receipts from perform- ances La Grange, 2, 3 La ThorilliSre Thierry, 7 Regnard, J. F. Vitu, 4 Regnier, P. La Rounat Relations of Moli&re Soulie, I See also Ancestors, Poquelin, Bejart, Cresse , Mazuel, Mon- talant Relics of Molifere Fournier, E., 5 Molifere museum Musee Moli&re Paris — Theatre-italien See also Armchair, Autographs, Bone, Manuscripts Renard, P. G. See Sainte Marie Renaudot, Th. Nivelet Reputation. See Influ- ence and reputation Rdles, distribution of in Moliere 's troupe Copin, I, 2 Roquette, 6. de Pignot See also Tartuffe Rouen Bouquet Gosselin, i, 2 Russia, Moliere studies in Achkinasi Veselovskij, 5 Sainte Marie, sieur de Baluffe, 8 Saint-Germain-en- Laye, f§tes at 1. 1666. See Ballet des muses 2. 1670 Divertissement royal Magnificences, Les See also Bourgeois gen- tilhomme, Le 3. 1671 Ballet des ballets Salleneufvre, Pierre Cherot Satire Schneegans, i, 2 Scarron's Roman co- mique Chardon, i Schack, von Humbert, i Schiller's estimate of Moliere Humbert, 11 Lindau, 5 Schlegel Lindau, 2 Scribe, E. Epagny^ Legouve, i Secret (Le) de ne payer jamais. See Be- dSne, Vital Servants of MoliSre Monval, 4 in MoliJre's plays. See Maid-servants, Valets Seurre's statue of Mo- liSre. See Monu- ment to MoliSre, Paris, Rue Richelieu Sganarelle Baluffe, 5 Campardon, i Delecluze SchefBer, i Shakespeare. See Mo- lifere and Shake- speare Sheridan, R. B. Syle Sicillen, Le Baluffe, 3 Benserade, I Pougin music for Dauvergne Similes Meier Soldiers in Moli^re's plays Fest Soleirol, H. A. Maherault Soliers, L'Hermite de. See L'Hermite Somaize, A. B. de Schwarz Songe, Le Songs in honor of Mo- lifere Leveaux, Mme. Planquette Sources and precursors of MoliSre 1. Texts Barbieri Benserade, 2 Bergerac Chappuzeau, 1 Cicogniui, i, 2 Dominique Dorimond Plautus Saint-Evremond Secchi Tellez Vilain mire Villiers, I, 2 2. Works on Baluffe, 8 Bock Fournier, E., 3, S Klapp Knorich Kugel Le Breton Levallois Marty-Laveaux Wilke See also French drama, Italian drama, Span- ish drama, Balzac, Cordemoy, Larivey, Lorens, Plautus, Plutarch, Terence Southern France, influ- ence on Molifere Larroumet, 14 Maffre de Bauge See also Provinces, Mo- liere in Spain, MohSre stupes in Cotarelo y Mori Spanish drama, influ- ence of on Moliere Humbert, I Morley, S. G., 1, 2 See also Tellez Stage. See under Thea- tre Stage traditions of Mo- liSre's plays Cailhava, 4 Staging of MoliSre's plays Bapst, I Fritsche, 3, 4 Thierry, 6 Stories from Moliere Cotte Lennard See also the index to Le Molieriste on pages 93-99 of this Catalogue 148 INDEX OF SUBJECTS Superstitions Rossmann Sweden, Molifere studies Warburg [in Synopses of the plays Brewster Clarke See also Stories from Molifere Syringe Graaf Tartuffe Baluffe, 8 BarrSs Beyle Blanchemain BrunetiSre, C. Caix Caspari Charaux Claretie, L., 2 Coquelin, 3 Critique, La Denis Dingelstedt, 3 Doumic Fs^uet, 2 Follioley Gazier, 2 Gueret Houben Hypocrites, Les Lacour, 3 Lapommeraye, 2 Larroumet, 13 Legouve, i, 2 Lemaitre, 2, 3 Lindau, i Lofeve-Veimars Mangold, 2 Mantegazza Matic Mensch Ou MoliSre, etc. Perlet Pignot Regnier, 3 Roulle Saint Prosper Schneider Silva Mendes Leal Thierry, i, 2, 6 Trolliet Veselovskij, i, 3 Veuillot Tauber, J. D. Spirgatis Tavern keepers, dispute of, 1668, Fournier, E., i, 5 Teacher of Moliere. See Education Tellez, Gabriel Molinier See also Dom Juan Terence Baguenault Humbert, 2 Theatre. See Actors, America, Comedie- franfaise. Dramas, Fetes, French thea- ter, lUustre thesttre, Italian players. Mar- ionettes, Perform- ances, Play-houses, Staging, Troupe of Moh&re, English, French, Italian, and Spanish drama Th^atre-franpais. See Comedie-franfaise Th^Htre-italien. See Musee Molifere, 1873 Theatrical manager, Moliere as Claretie, J., 3 Guillard Tomb of MoliSre. See Grave Toulouse, Molifere at Baluffe, 8 Traditions. See Popu- lar traditions, Stage traditions Tragic traits in Moli- Sre's plays Wasserzieher Translations, works about. See Bibliog- raphy, Arabic, Den- • mark, England, Ger- many, Hungary, Russia, Spain, Swe- den Troupe of Moliere Blaze de Bury Bonnassies, 2, 3 Bouquet Campardon, 2 Chappuzeau, 2, 3 Claretie, J., 2, 3 Copin, 1,2 Hillemacher, i, 2 Houssaye, 4 Jal Lacroix, P., 5, 6 La Grange, 2 La ThorilliSre Martin, L. A., 3, 4 Moland, 8, 9 Monval, 5, 9 Picard, i Soleirol Thierry, 8 See also Baron, Bejart, Brie, La Grange, Moliere (Mme.), Vauselle; Comedie- franpaise, French theater, Illustre thea- tre. Performances, Provinces, R81es Uncle of Moliere. See Poquelin, Nicolas Valets in Moli^re's plays Gaucher Monnier Prevost Valise of Molifere. See Manuscripts of Mo- liere Vauselle, Mile. Bernardin, I sieur de. See L'Hermite de Soli- Vaux, fgte at, 1661 Daspit de St. Amand, I La Fontaine See also FUcheux, Les Versailles, fStes at 1. 1664. See Plaisirs de I'lle enchanlee, Tar- tuffe 2. 1668 Felibien, i Grand, Le Montigny Nolhac See also George Dandin 3' 1674 Felibien, 2 See also Malade imagi- naire, Le Verse. See Prosody Vilain mire, Le Joret-Desclosieres Villequin, E. See Brie Visconti's monument. See Monument to Moli&re, Paris, Rue Richelieu Vivant-Denon, Baron Richard-Desaix Viz«, J. D. de Thierry, 3 Weise, Chr. Levinstein Women in Molifere's plays Aderer, i Allais Baudouin Davignon Delecluze Kohler Legouve, 4 Merington Rambert Wycherley, W. Krause Young persons, Moli- fere's plays for. See Part I., nos. 60, 83, 94 See also the index to Le Molieriste on pages 93-99 of this Catalogue CORRIGENDUM P^e 65, EssAi sur Moliere. This is a translation of Sir Walter Scott's essay recorded on page 113. It is evidently an extract from the French translation of Scott's works, published in 1828. See Desfeuilles, p^e 215.