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the imprint: Imprimerie Sainte-Catherine, Bruges,
22 May, 1911. Of this first edition André Gide refers
(in his preface to the second edition) to 12 copies,
whereas Arnold Naville in his Bibliography refers to
22 copies. In any case there were only a few and they
were not for sale.The second edition in 1920, consisting of 21
copies, was again not for sale. It appeared under the
title Corydon, but was still without name of author,
publisher, or place of publication, but with the im-
print: Imprimerie Sainte-Catherine, Bruges, 5 May,
1920. This second edition consisted of Four Socratic
Dialogues and a Preface.The first published edition was that of the Nou
velle Revue Française in 1924, under the title Cory-
don and with the name of the author. There were
550 copies on Holland and 5,000 on ordinary paper.
Although the copies on Holland were dated 7 Janu-
ary, 1924, and those on ordinary paper 9 January,
1924, the edition was not on sale until May, 1924.Reprints have since followed. The current edi-
tion is numbered the 66th, representing some 33,000
copies.Hitherto there have been only the following
translations of Corydon:
1. A German translation by Joachim Moras was
published in the Deutsche Verlag Anstalt in 1932.

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Publication Information: Book Title: Corydon. Contributors: André Gide - author. Publisher: Farrar Straus. Place of Publication: New York. Publication Year: 1950. Page Number: viii.
    
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