Nicolas Chorier Boeken

Set in 17th century France, this erotic novel features a complex publication history, claiming origins from a Spanish poet and subsequent translations by notable figures. It explores themes of love and sexuality through a satirical lens, reflecting the cultural attitudes of its time. The narrative's journey through languages and adaptations adds layers to its interpretation, making it a fascinating study of erotic literature's evolution across Europe.

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This classic work of erotic literature is sure to captivate readers. The Latin text is accompanied by notes from renowned classicist Joannes Meursius, providing additional insight into this scandalous piece of literary history.

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