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Léonide & Galathée discuss Celadon (Dend hyrdinde Astrea, I, 4, 1646)

Ligdamon in Merovingius' army (Dend hyrdinde Astrea, I, 3, 1646)

Ligdamon with Léonide & Sylvie (Dend hyrdinde Astrea, I, 3, 1646)

Lions & unicorns protect the Fountain of Truth of Love (Dend hyrdinde Astrea, 1646)

Clidaman & Guynemants at the fountain of Vérité d'Amour (Dend hyrdinde Astrea, 1646)

The needle made like a sword... (Dend hyrdinde Astrea, I, 3, 1646)

Guyemants bows to Sylvie (Dend hyrdinde Astrea, I, 3, 1646)

Guyemants before the nymphs (Dend hyrdinde Astrea, I, 3, 1646)

Léonide reads a letter from Ligdamon to Sylvie (Dend hyrdinde Astrea, I, 3, 1646).

Ligdamon holds up a mirror to Sylvie (Dend hyrdinde Astrea, I, 3, 1646)

Clidaman bows to Sylvie (Dend hyrdinde Astrea, I, 3, 1646)

Céladon between Léonide and Sylvie (Dend hyrdinde Astrea, I, 3, 1646)

Galatea surprised, entrusting a letter (Dend hyrdinde Astrea, I, 3, 1646)

Galatea entrusts a letter to Meril (Dend hyrdinde Astrea, I, 3, 1646)

Sylvie dries a letter from Celadon (Dend hyrdinde Astrea, I, 3, 1646) - Petersen

The Nightingale (La Fontaine, Contes, 1743) - Cochin

To promise is one thing & to keep is another (La Fontaine, Contes, 1743) - Cochin

La Cruche (La Fontaine, Tales, 1743) - Cochin

Le Gascon (La Fontaine, Contes, 1743) - Cochin

The seamstress (La Fontaine, Contes, 1743) - Cochin

The qui-pro-quo (La Fontaine, Contes, 1743) - Cochin