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''[[L'Arétin français]]'' is a collection of the [[Aretino]]'s ''[[Sonetti lussuriosi]]'' published by French writer [[Félix Nogaret]] in [[1787]] in London. ''[[L'Arétin français]]'' is a collection of the [[Aretino]]'s ''[[Sonetti lussuriosi]]'' published by French writer [[Félix Nogaret]] in [[1787]] in London.
-It features the 19 poems and are illustrated by engravings of [[Elluin]] after drawings by [[Borel]]. +It features the 19 poems and are illustrated by engravings of [[Elluin]] after drawings by [[Antoine Borel ]].
[http://www.femmesplus.fr/femme/animation/la-bibliotheque-nationale-de-france-expose-son-enfer.19009.10.fr.html Dialogue entre le con et le vit]. [http://www.femmesplus.fr/femme/animation/la-bibliotheque-nationale-de-france-expose-son-enfer.19009.10.fr.html Dialogue entre le con et le vit].

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L'Arétin français is a collection of the Aretino's Sonetti lussuriosi published by French writer Félix Nogaret in 1787 in London.

It features the 19 poems and are illustrated by engravings of Elluin after drawings by Antoine Borel .

Dialogue entre le con et le vit.

publié à Londres en 1787




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