[MOLIERE - FELIBIEN]. LES PLAISIRS DE L'ISLE ENCHANTEE (1673) - RELATION DE LA FESTE DE VERSAILLES (1679) - LES DIVERTISSEMENS DE VERSAILLES (1676). Paris, Imprimerie Royale. 3 parts bound in 1 volume in folio, red morocco, covers in the Du Seuil style with the large arms of Louis XIV in the centre and his cipher in the corners of the frame, spine ribbed and decorated, gilt edges (period binding). A sumptuous collection forming part of the famous collection of prints executed by order of Louis XIV and known as the Cabinet du Roi. The first part, in the second edition (the 1st was published by Ballard in 1664), consists of 91 pages and 9 superb double plates engraved by Israël Silvestre, including the frontispiece of the Château de Versailles. It contains the text of La princesse d'Elide and a complete list of the actors who performed the play at Versailles. The second part, comprising 43 pages and 5 double plates, contains a lengthy analysis of Les Festes de l'Amour et de Bacchus, said to have been composed by Racine, Quinault and Molière to music by Lulli. One of these plates depicts the Festes de l'amour and the general appearance of the theatre on which they were performed in the château grounds; the others show the collation, the feast, the ballroom and the illuminations. The last part comprises 34 pages and 6 double plates, engraved by F. Chauveau and Le Pautre. The first shows Alceste, a tragedy with ballets by Quinault and Lulli, performed in the marble courtyard; the second shows the royal concert; the third shows Molière's Le Malade Imaginaire performed in the Versailles garden, in front of the grotto. The other three plates show the feast, the fireworks and the illuminations. Copy with large finial representing a globe with three fleurs-de-lis on the title, and with the headband of F. Chauveau at the top of page 3. Missing endpapers replaced by 2 blank leaves, binding worn. Rebound copy in its original binding, with 3 plates washed on occasion bound with the King's arms, probably given by the King to a high court official (O.H.R., 2494, iron no. 10, second format, 92 x 76 mm). (Rothschild n°1209).