Manuscrits et éditions et sources de la biographie
Pages 19 to 22
Graphie et prononciation
Pages 25 to 38
Le Lais de François Villon
Pages 41 to 148
Le Testament
Pages 151 to 186
Poésies diverses
Pages 189 to 212
Le Jargon et le Jobelin
Pages 215 to 258
Appendice explicatif
Pages 259 to 263
Index général de l'Appendice
Pages 265 to 269
Table des matières
Villon, whose total body of work comes to just over 2,000 lines, has been hailed as one of the greatest French poets since the Romantic era. He is certainly one of the most profound and ambiguous, blending, in masterful poetic strokes, gravity and irony, seriousness and vulgarity in his exploration of love, death, and human misfortune. This volume contains Le Lais de François Villon, Le Testament, Poésies diverses, and Le Jargon et Jobelin.
