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Marin le Roy,
sieur du Parc et de
Gomberville (1600 – 14 June 1674) was a
French poet and novelist. He was born at Paris, and at
fourteen he produced...
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height in France. That
spirit it was
which animated Marin le Roy de
Gomberville (1603–1674), who was the
inventor of what have
since been
known as the...
- Rohan,
French courtier and
political activist (d. 1679)
Marin le Roy de
Gomberville,
French poet and
novelist (d. 1674) Anna
Alojza Ostrogska,
Polish noblewoman...
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Wottonianiae – Sir
Henry Wotton (posthumous)
Jeune Alcidiane –
Marin le Roy de
Gomberville 1652
Brief Character of the Low
Countries – Owen
Feltham Theophilia or...
- epigrams,
songs and letters, and were
published in 1646 by Mann le Roy de
Gomberville. One of his
famous poems is
called "Le
Nouveau Riche":
Pierre who during...
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Governor of the M****achusetts Bay
Colony (b. 1613) 1674 –
Marin le Roy de
Gomberville,
French author and poet (b. 1600) 1679 –
Guillaume Courtois,
French painter...
- Hildyard,
English Member of
Parliament (b. 1610) June 14 –
Marin le Roy de
Gomberville,
French writer (b. 1600) June 16 –
Empress Xiaochengren,
Chinese Qing...
- half of the
seventeenth century—Madeleine de Scudéry,
Marin le Roy de
Gomberville,
Miguel de Cervantes's
Persiles and Sigismunda, and
likely Aphra Behn's...
- de
Balzac (1597–1684)
Nicolas de
Bralion (1600–1672)
Marin le Roy de
Gomberville (1600–1674)
Georges de Scudéry (1601–1667) François
Tristan l'Hermite...
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sieur de Souvigny,
French novelist (born 1602) June 14 –
Marin le Roy de
Gomberville,
French poet and
novelist (born 1600)
August 13 –
Lucidor (Lars Johansson)...
