DescriptionGalien le Restoré (Paris, Jean Bonfons, ca 1550).jpg
Français : Page de titre d'une édition du roman de chevalerie médiéval "Galien le Restoré". Publié à Paris, pour Jean Bonfons (ou Jehan Bonfons), vers 1550. Page de titre illustrée d'une gravure sur bois. Titre imprimé en noir et rouge.
Titre : "L’hystoire du vaillant et preux chevalier Galien Rethore filz du conte Olivier de Vienne, per de France : contenant plusieurs nobles victoires tant en Espaigne que en Grece."
English: Title page of an edition of the French medieval chivalric romance Galien le Restoré. Published in Paris, for Jean Bonfons (or Jehan Bonfons), ca 1550. Large title woodcut. Title printed in red and black.
Titre : "L’hystoire du vaillant et preux chevalier Galien Rethore filz du conte Olivier de Vienne, per de France : contenant plusieurs nobles victoires tant en Espaigne que en Grece."
Publisher : Jean Bonfons (active 1543-1566, died before May 1568)
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