- Jean
Regnault de
Segrais (22
August 1624, Caen – 25
March 1701) was a
French poet and
novelist born in Caen. He was
elected a
member of the Académie française...
- to
write her biography;
Antoine Arnauld; and the
leading French writers Segrais and Huet.
Earlier on,
during the Fronde, La
Fayette had also befriended...
- Hollar, Czech-English
painter and
etcher (b. 1607) 1701 – Jean
Regnault de
Segrais,
French poet and
novelist (b. 1624) 1712 –
Nehemiah Grew,
English anatomist...
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Donissan is sent to a
rural parish under the care of the
experienced Menou-
Segrais. The
young man is
tortured by
doubts about his
vocation and has
taken to...
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primary school groups (preschool and
elementary school):
Groupe scolaire Le
Segrais Groupe scolaire Le Four
Groupe scolaire La Maillière
Groupe scolaire Le...
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Madeleine de Scudéry Bérénice (1648–50), a
French novel by Jean
Regnauld de
Segrais Tite (1660), a
French drama by Jean
Magnon Il Tito (1666), an
Italian opera...
- d'outils À Nos
Amours (1983) - Le père
Under the Sun of
Satan (1987) - Menou-
Segrais (final film role)
Maurice Pialat: A
Cinema of
Surrender at
Rouge Tribute...
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Sciences in Paris.
Samuel Bochart, Pierre-Daniel Huet, Jean
Regnault de
Segrais and
Antoine Garaby de La
Luzerne were some of its
first members. The well-read...
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French author, poet, and
playwright (d. 1667) 1624 – Jean
Regnault de
Segrais,
French author and poet (d. 1701) 1647 –
Denis Papin,
French physicist...
- (1803–1874),
French artillery officer socialist, and
journalist Jean
Renaud de
Segrais (1624–1701),
French poet
Jeanne Renaud-Mornant (1925-2012),
French biologist...
