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In page Madame de La Fayette:

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Settling permanently in Paris in 1659, La Fayette published, anonymously, La Princesse de Montpensier in 1662. From 1665 onwards she formed a close relationship with François de La Rochefoucauld, author of Maximes,[1] who introduced her to many literary luminaries of the time, including Racine and Boileau.[citation needed] 1669 saw the publication of the first volume of Zaïde, a Hispano-Moorish romance which was signed by Segrais but is almost certainly attributable to La Fayette.[1] The second volume appeared in 1671. The title ran through reprints and translations mostly thanks to the preface Huet had offered.