BELLAY, JOACHIM DU

BELLAY, JOACHIM DU
   French poet; author of sonnets entitled "Regrets," full of vigour and poetry; wrote the "Antiquités de Rome"; was called the Apollo of the Pléiade, the best poet and the best prose-writer among them (1524-1560).

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  • DU BELLAY, Joachim — (1522 1560) Joachim Du Bellay s Defense et illustration de la langue françoyse (A de­fense and illustration of the French language, 1549) proclaimed the doctrine of the French Pleiade poets, including Du Bellay, Pierre de Ronsard,* and Jean… …   Renaissance and Reformation 1500-1620: A Biographical Dictionary

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