"THE NEW MUSE, OR THE PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT OF PARNASSUS"

This book published in 1665, is a collection of French poetry and literary works. This anthology reflects the intellectual and artistic zeitgeist of the mid-17th century, a period known for its focus on wit, elegance, and the refinement of language. It features a variety of poets who contribute sonnets, odes, ballads, and epigrams, celebrating themes such as love, nature, and classical mythology. The compilation not only showcases the lyrical prowess of its contributors but also serves as a testament to the flourishing literary culture during the reign of Louis XIV. This era, deeply influenced by the values of the French court, emphasized a polished and sophisticated use of language, which is evident throughout the works included in this collection.

Published: 1665

Pages: 270

Size: 5.5" x 3.4" x 0.6"

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