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Homer and Hesiod on Virgil's grave (Virgil translated into prose, Toussaint Quinet, 1649) - Chauveau

Maecenas and Octavia presenting Virgil's works to Augustus (Virgil translated into prose, Toussaint Quinet, 1649) - Chauveau

L'école des femmes - Chauveau

Frontispiece to Thésée by Lully/Quinault, 1675 - Chauveau

Combat d'Énée et de Turnus (Virgil translated into prose, 1649) - Chauveau

Death of Camille (Virgil translated into prose, 1649) - Chauveau

Council of the gods (Virgil translated into prose, 1649) - Chauveau

Nisus et Euryale (Virgil translated into prose, 1649) - Chauveau

Le bouclier d'Énée (Virgil translated into prose, 1649) - Chauveau

Alecto breaks down the doors of the Temple of Janus (Virgil transl. in prose, 1649)

Aeneas and Anchises at the Champs Elysées (Virgil, prose translation, 1649) - Chauveau

Iris suggests that the Trojan women burn their ships (Virgil transl. in prose, 1649)

Mercury reminds Aeneas of his duties (Virgil prose trans., 1649) - Chauveau

Harpies disturb the meal of Aeneas and his companions (Virgil transl. in prose, 1649) - Chauveau

Laocoon (Virgil translated into prose, 1649) - Chauveau

Dido welcomes the Trojans (Virgil prose trans., 1649) - Chauveau

Aronce and Clélie after the storm, before the wedding (Clélie 1, 1656) - Chauveau

Œdipe (Théâtre de P. Corneille, 1660) - Chauveau

Pertharite (Théâtre de P. Corneille, 1660) - Chauveau

Nicomède (Théâtre de P. Corneille, 1660) - Chauveau

Don Sanche d'Aragon (Théâtre de P. Corneille, 1660) - Chauveau