Warsaw 1985. PIW. Series: Library of Poetry and Prose. 15x21 cm, pp. 444, 457, 344 [set of 3 volumes], hardcovers with dust jackets. Very good condition (slight scuffs and soiling on the dust jackets).
A classic work of Renaissance essay writing in which Michel de Montaigne (1533–1592), a French writer and humanist philosopher, reflects on human nature, customs, morality, knowledge, religion, friendship, and death. Translated by Tadeusz Żeleński-Boy. Edited, with an introduction and commentary by Zbigniew Gierczyński.



