| Notes |
1. As per Blibiothèque nationale de France (BnF), Claude-Prosper Julyot de Crébillon is another author, but he was born one year after Lenclos' death;
2. As per BnF, there are only 2 volumes (different than previous entry);
3. Notes on WorldCat say: "With half titles/ Spurious letters variously ascribed to Louis Damours and Crébillon, fils. Cf. BN, 33, col. 1040 and 35, col. 465; BLC, 76, p. 112 and 167, p. 283; Cioranescu, 18. s., 21749, 22167; A. Martin-Thériault, Lettres de Ninon de Lenclos ... (Thesis (Ph.D)--McGill, 1973)/
"Vie de Mademoiselle de Lenclos" (p. [1]-40, v. 1) attributed to Bret (cf. Barbier, III, col. 257)/False imprint; printed in Paris by Cazin.;
4. WorldCat provides the "nouvelle" edition of 1810 (as per Nov. 10, 2020);
5. This book is available in 169 libraries around the world as per WorldCat;
6. On Berlin state library, it shows both tome as "Loss of War";
7. Philosophy of Love;
8. University of Aberdeen and University of Houston claim to have a digitized version. Restricted access is required (institutional login). |