-
actors did not like Lesage, and
refused a
small piece of his
called Les
Étrennes (1707). He
thereupon altered it into
Turcaret (1709),
considered his theatrical...
- both
French and Latin. Rimbaud's
first poem to
appear in
print was "Les
Étrennes des orphelins" ("The Orphans' New Year's Gifts"),
which was
published in...
-
Strenia was said to be the
origin of the word
strenae (preserved in
French étrennes and
Italian strenne), the new-year
gifts Romans exchanged as good omens...
- Université de Saint-Etienne. ISBN 2862723940. Hirschbiegel, Jan (2014).
Étrennes:
Untersuchungen zum höfischen
Geschenkverkehr im spätmittelalterlichen...
-
organized a
charity to give
Christmas gifts to poor
children (L'Oeuvre des
étrennes aux
enfants pauvres). A front-page
illustration on
December 3, 1904, issue...
- Quinault. He made
witty but by no
means edifying contributions to the
Étrennes de Saint-Jean, the Bals de Bois, etc. In 1744, he
produced the Ménages...
- Philippe-Sirice (1814). Le
Conservateur Suisse, ou
Recueil complet des
etrennes helvetiennes. Vol. 4. L. Knab. p. 163. Wyss (1817a), p. 424. Bibliography...
-
Contemporary do****ents
identify the
statuette as a New Year's gift—an
étrennes—a
Roman custom Charles revived to
establish rank and
alliances during the...
-
credited with
contributions to the
collection of
facetiae known as the
Etrennes de la
Saint Jean (2nd ed., 1742). Four
volumes of
Memoires de Maurepas...
-
religions 213 1996 3. p. 285.
Macrobius I 10, 16. E. and A. L.
Prosdocimi in
Etrennes M.
Lejeune Paris 1978 pp. 199–207
identify him as an
aspect of Jupiter...
