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PASCAL, Blaise.- Pensées, fragments et lettre...
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PASCAL, Blaise.- Pensées, fragments et lettres. Publiés pour la première fois conformément aux manuscrits originaux en grande partie inédits, par Prosper Faugère. Paris, Andrieux, 1844. 2 vol. in-8° : [2]-lxxxvii-[1]-410, [4]-430-[2] pp.; portrait et 2 fac similés (fortes taches ou rousseurs). Rel. par Abich à l'époque : demi-veau glacé noir, dos à fins nerfs.
Un des quelques ex. sur papier vélin, complet des 3 pl. dont le portrait de Pascal par Domat en sanguine. Selon une note du bibliophile Jacob, citant Vandérem in "La bibliophilie nouvelle", Paris, 1933, p. 129, cette édition contiendrait pour la 1re fois les "Pensées et opuscules" de Pascal au complet, sans amendements ni retranchements, ce qui lui vaut d'être qualifiée "d'édition originale".
Enrichi d'un fac similé volant de la p. 4 du ms. des Pensées.
# Maire IV-120 p. 150; # Vicaire VI-423/424.
Relié avec, du même : Abrégé de la vie de Jésus-Christ. Publié par Prosper Faugère d'après un ms. récemment découvert, avec le Testament de Pascal. Paris, Andrieux, 1846, 72 pp. et 1 fac-similé (taches et mouill.).
Dans une rare demi-reliure de Abich de Besançon (griffe frappée à froid en q. du dos du t. I) dont il n'existe que qqs reliures répertoriées (# Ramsden, French, p. 18).
Joint (ens. 2 ouvr. en 3 vol.) : Lettres, opuscules et mémoires de Mme Perier et de Jacqueline, soeurs de Pascal et de Marguerite Perier, sa nièce. Publiés sur les mss originaux par P. Faugère. Paris, Vaton, 1845, in-8° demi-veau glacé bleu nuit.
Edition originale portant la sign. autographe de l'éditeur certifiant l'éd.
# Maire, V-466.
Provenance : cachet du Dépôt de souscription barré; Jean Jacobs (ex-libris); Emile Henriot, 1926 (mention ms. dans le 2d ouvrage). 200 Euros
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