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Catrou (French pronunciation: [fʁɑ̃swa katʁu]) (December 28, 1659 –
October 12, 1737) was a
French historian, translator, and
Jesuit priest.
Catrou was...
- Mogor"
which was lent to the
French historian François
Catrou in 1707. To Manucci's
displeasure Catrou published his own
embellished version as
Histoire générale...
- Oxford :
Clarendon Press. Manucci, Niccolao; tr. from
French by François
Catrou (1826).
History of the
Mogul dynasty in India, 1399–1657. London : J.M....
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Messalla Barbatus Appi****.
According to the
French historian Fr. François
Catrou et Rouillé, Appi****
served as a
quaestor in the army of the
Roman Triumvir...
- of Leicester,
English privy councillor (b. 1680)
October 12 – François
Catrou,
French historian and
Jesuit priest (b. 1659)
October 26 –
Rinaldo d'Este...
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Manucci in his
memoirs Storia do Mogor,
referencing French historian François
Catrou.
Manucci also got
acquainted with a
Mughal Navy
officer of
British descent...
- Petit-Didier,
French Benedictine theologian (d. 1728)
December 28 – François
Catrou,
French historian and
Jesuit priest (d. 1737)
January 2 –
Richard Pepys...
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Jesuits in 1762.
Among the
contributing editors were
Pierre Brumoy, François
Catrou, one of the
founding editors and one of the most
prolific contributors for...
- of Leicester,
English privy councillor (b. 1680)
October 12 – François
Catrou,
French historian and
Jesuit priest (b. 1659)
October 26 –
Rinaldo d'Este...
- the Abbé Nadal, vol. iii.
Routh was
entrusted with the task of
continuing Catrou and Rouillé's ‘Histoire Romaine,’ but he
wrote only vol. xxi. (Paris, 1748...
