?Paris: 1614.
First Edition. Scott H. Duvall calls this work a "ribald tract in which the pseudonymous author states that he prefers food and peace to hunger and the tumults of war," and Alain Mercier calls the book "...un catalogue inépuisable des néologismes les plus fous," and excerpts a bizarre.....
Málaga: Juan Serrano de Vargas y Urueña, 1637.
First Edition. Juan Alonso de Belver, a presbítero in the silk-producing city of Murcia during the Spanish Golden Age, affirms in this short, learned tract that the healing power of holy oil was consecrated directly from Christ, and that it a true.....
Paris? 1578?
A request directed to Henri III of France to reduce the tax burden on the good subjects of Burgundy, arguing by virtue of case studies of suffering Burgundians that existing taxes and obligatory tributes are too large a strain on the tax base. The treshumble request is framed.....