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Jacques Esprit

Jacques Esprit (22 October 1611 – 11 June 1677), sometimes called abbé Esprit despite never having been ordained a priest, was a French moralist and writer.

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Jacques Esprit

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related to Biography · 22
Jacques Esprit → Académie, Born, Béziers, Conti, Falling, He, His, Jacques, La Fausseté, La Rochefoucauld, Languedoc, Longueville, On, Oratorian, Paris, Paul Pellisson, Pierre Séguier, Sablé, Séguier, The
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Jacques Esprit → Considérations, Ellipse, Genève, Henri Berna, Pensées

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la vertus fausseté des humaines de jacques esprit priest béziers oratorian paris séguier made prince sur les 22 october 1611

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Jacques Espritrelated to BibliographyHenri Berna0.60section
Jacques Espritrelated to BibliographyPensées0.60section
Jacques Espritrelated to BibliographyConsidérations0.60section
Jacques Espritrelated to BibliographyEllipse0.60section
Jacques Espritrelated to BibliographyGenève0.60section
Jacques Espritrelated to BiographyBorn0.60section
Jacques Espritrelated to BiographyBéziers0.60section
Jacques Espritrelated to BiographyToulouse0.60section
Jacques Espritrelated to BiographyOratorian0.60section
Jacques Espritrelated to BiographyParis0.60section
Jacques Espritrelated to BiographyJacques0.60section
Jacques Espritrelated to BiographyHe0.60section

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