- La
Henriade (French pronunciation: [la ɑ̃ʁjad]) is an epic poem of 1723
written by the
French Enlightenment writer and
philosopher Voltaire. According...
- four
plays as
analogous to Homer's Iliad, Virgil's Aeneid, Voltaire's
Henriade, and Milton's
Paradise Lost. The
action of the
Henriad follows the dynastic...
-
written in French, the
Henriade, and later, The Maid of Orleans,
besides many
other smaller pieces.[citation needed] The
Henriade was
written in imitation...
-
Pierre Didot (1760–1853) used the
types in printing. His
edition of La
Henriade by
Voltaire in 1818 is
considered his masterwork. The
typeface takes inspiration...
-
Cuthbertson (1975)
selects a
wider range of epic, from
Gilgamesh to Voltaire's
Henriade, but his
central theme—that
myths encode mechanisms of
cultural dynamics...
- By this
period the M****acre was
being widely used by
Voltaire (in his
Henriade) and
other Enlightenment writers in
polemics against organised religion...
- Montpensier, by
Madame de La Fayette. He
appears in Voltaire's epic poem "La
Henriade" (1723). He is one of the
characters in
Alexandre Dumas's
novel La Reine...
- par lui-m^eme.
Commentaire historique sur les œuvres de l'auteur de la
Henriade.
Choix de pièces
justificatives pour La vie de
Voltaire Correspondance...
-
Hardouin de Péréfixe and
Voltaire later added to in the
highly successful La
Henriade. The
white plume gradually became a
specific attribute of
Henri IV, the...
- Lumières,
Voltaire on his land): from July 13, 2020 to
January 3, 2021 La
Henriade: from
December 21, 2019, to
October 31, 2020 100 ans Genève aéroport (Exhibition...
