MOLIÈRE. Set of 5 17th century editions of Elzéviriennes: 5 works in-12, modern vellum in the bradel, smooth spine decorated with the title of the work in red and black ink . - L'Avare, comedy. Following the Copy printed in Paris, 1683. - In-12, 108 pp, 1 plate. Guibert, I, p. 248. Reprint of the 1669 Elzevirian edition, also part of the edition of Molière's works published by Wetstein under the general date of 1684. Scattered brown spots . - L'Imposteur, ou le Tartuffe, comedy. Amsterdam : Jacques le Jeune, 1684. - In-12, 96 pp, 1 plate. Guibert, I, p. 274. Reprint of the 1669 Elzevirian edition, also part of the edition of Molière's works published by Wetstein under the general date of 1684. Some stains on the first few leaves, scattered foxing . - Le Bourgeois gentilhomme. Comedy-ballet. Made at Chambort, for the King's Entertainment. Following the copy printed in Paris, 1680 - In-12, 108 pp. 1 plate. Guibert, I, p. 314. Reprint of the 1671 Elzévirienne edition, which is also included in the edition of Molière's works published under the general date of 1679 . - Les Femmes sçavantes, comedy. Following the Copy printed in Paris, 1683. - In-12, 84 pp, 1 plate. Guibert, I, p. 354. Reprint of the Elzévirienne edition of 1674, also part of the edition of Molière's works published by Wetstein under the general date of 1684. Minor scattered foxing . - Le Malade imaginaire, comedy Meslée de Musique, de Chansons, & de Dances. According to what was performed in Paris, 1683. - In-12, 119 pp. with 1 plate. Guibert, I, p. 380. Reprint of the 1674 Elzevirian edition, also part of the edition of Molière's works published by Wetstein under the general date of 1684. Together in uniform bindings . Each edition includes an unsigned plate.