Stock Photo - Festive works composed according to ancient, general and very reasonable tradition / by Father Francesch Mulet; gathered and published for the first time, with the only biographical notes on the author known so far, by Constantí Llombart (2nd edition). Francesc Mulet (Sant Mateu (Baix Maestrat), 1624 - Valencia, 1675) was a Valencian satirical writer. A Dominican friar and preacher, endowed with a keen wit, he cultivated satirical poetry with an eschatological and muddy theme. It represents, with respect to Valencian literature, the equivalent of the Rector of Vallfogona for Catalan. Also it received the nickname of ""Valencian Quevedo"". He studied at the University of Orihuela and then was a professor at the University of Valencia. His fame lasted in the memory of the people until well into the nineteenth century.