β Scribed by Caroline Ruutz-Rees
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
The life of a sixteenth-century French intellectual, poet, Protestant, and orator, with extensive discussion of his works in French and Latin
PREFACE
INTRODUCTORY
CONTENTS
PART I
CHAPTER I. BIRTH; EARLY YEARS; UNIVERSITY LIFE
CHAPTER II. PROFESSORSHIP ; DISGRACE ; SOUTHERN PEREGRINATIONS
CHAPTER III. TROUBLES AT GRENOBLE. LIFE IN LYONS. THE POESIE FRANΓOISE
CHAPTER IV. 1541 : PERSECUTION AT GRENOBLE
CHAPTER V. SERVICE WITH THE DUCHESS OF BEAUMONT AND THE QUEEN OF NAVARRE
CHAPTER VI. LAST YEARS
PART II
CHAPTER I. La Poesie Françoise: IMITATION OF MAROT AND PETRARCHISM"
CHAPTER II. La Poesie Françoise: PLATONIC INFLUENCES
CHAPTER III. THE FUNERAL ORATIONS
CHAPTER IV. LATIN WORKS
CHAPTER V. CONCLUSION
APPENDIX
BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX OF PROPER NAMES
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