Le palais des curieux ou l'algebre et le sort donnent la décision des questions les plus douteuses...nouvelle edition
A French treatise on dreams and nocturnal visions, interpreted by the doctrine of the ancients, published in 1666 in Rouen and Paris by Wulson de la Colombière, as the catalogue lists it, and aimed at a curious general reader. Its pictures are small, crude woodcut-style ornaments: a title page set in spaced capitals with a single printer's rose cut in rough line hatching, offering a simple decorative device a designer could adapt for botanical or heraldic motifs.
