- CAUSSIN (Nicolas). The Holy Court, or Christian Institution of the Great. By the examples of those who in the Courts have fleury in sanctity. Revised & exactly corrected of several faults, dictions, & sentences obmises, which were replaced, with a notable addition pag. 104. Lyon, Jean Grégoire, 1656-1668, 5 volumes in 4°, [4] ff. n. ch. (title, dedications, table), 168 pp, [3] ff. n. ch. of table ; [4] ff. n. ch. (title, dedication, table), 184 pp. ; [4] ff. n.c., 134 pp. with one ff. n.c. of table ; [6] ff. n.c., 158 pp. with [5] ff. n.c. of table ; [4] ff. n.c., CL pp. with text on two columns, half brown basane with corners, spine ribbed with gilt fillets, title page (later binding). A split spine, missing corners, paper missing from the first title and the introductory pages. The composition of the numerous editions of this classic of intramundane spirituality, originally published in 1625, is of a rare complexity, as one will be easily convinced by reading Sommervogel's hesitant descriptions. Backer & Sommervogel II, 906-910.