Mondille

Mondille refers to several things, including a play in 1695 composed by Nicolas Pradon, which premiered at the Théâtre du Marais, a theater in Paris, France.

The two-act play tells a tale of a romance between a king's daughter and a noble, conveying themes of love and loyalty. The storyline has been recorded in the work's published score. Pradon's text incorporated elements of contemporary lyric poetry.

Additionally, Mondille is the French term used for the classic point-to-point card game Fribourg. In this context, Mondille, along with other card games like l'Exercice, was played among university students and was part of a wider cycle of card games evoking different educational aims, exclusively within similar university circles.

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