| *Check our All-Change notes-links page to reconcile these texts' scene-sequence with Ovid's, and cf. the still later reworkings of these figures in two other Ovidian cycles both published in 1801. The first eighty-three of the images from the Paris first edition of 1676, with more possibly to come, may be viewed (searching titre: rondeaux) at the useful French site Utpictura18. Krauss's volume may also be viewed on a microfilm (German baroque literature, Harold Jantz collection, no. 1542, reel 308). Our copy of van Hagen's Ovid cycle in two volumes (sharp reversed reengravings of all the original figures) includes several hand-colored entries; we have restored the correct sequence for the first several leaves of vol. 2 (wrongly ordered in our re-bound copy) and have used other sources for Figure 1 (Chaos) and Rondeau 2 (Creation of Man) from the missing sig. A8 = pp. 3-4 of vol. 1. We also include parallel links to the lst illust. ed. (= i) of Thomas Corneille's Les métamorphoses d'Ovide mises en vers françois, ill. F. Ertinger, Paris, 1697, drawing broadly on Le Brun, and to the 2nd single-scene-illust. ed. of Corneille's French (= ii, Liege, 1698, vols. 1, 2, and 3) with inferior anonymous reengravings (complete here but for 115 Hyrie). We could scan only vols. 1 and 2 of Ertinger, 1697 (= Met. 1-10); the same figures are reused to accompany Bellegarde's prose translation of 1701, from which we take the figures for Met. 11-15.
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