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Banville, Theodore de
a french poet, born at moulins; well characterised as "roi des rimes ," for with him form was everything, and the matter comparatively insignificant, though, there are touches here and there of both fine feeling and sharp wit (1823-1891).
a french poet, born at moulins; well characterised as "roi des rimes ," for with him form was everything, and the matter comparatively insignificant, though, there are touches here and there of both fine feeling and sharp wit (1823-1891).
Beza, Theodore
A French Protestant theologian, born in Burgundy, of good birth; professor of Greek at Lausanne; deputed from Germany to intercede for the Huguenots
A French Protestant theologian, born in Burgundy, of good birth; professor of Greek at Lausanne; deputed from Germany to intercede for the Huguenots
D'aubigné, Theodore Agrippa
a historian, bred to the military profession; held appointments under henry iv., on whose assassination he returned to geneva, where he wrote his "histoire universelle," which had the honour to be burned by the common hangman in paris; was a satirical writer; grandfather to mme. de maintenon (1550-1630).
a historian, bred to the military profession; held appointments under henry iv., on whose assassination he returned to geneva, where he wrote his "histoire universelle," which had the honour to be burned by the common hangman in paris; was a satirical writer; grandfather to mme. de maintenon (1550-1630).
Hoffmann, Ernst Theodore Wilhelm
A celebrated German writer, whose versatility displayed itself in numerous tales, sketches, art-criticisms, &c., all bearing the impress of a strong,
A celebrated German writer, whose versatility displayed itself in numerous tales, sketches, art-criticisms, &c., all bearing the impress of a strong,
Hook, Theodore
comic dramatist, born in london; wrote a number of farces sparkling with wit and highly popular; appointed to be accountant-general of the mauritius, came to grief for peculation by a subordinate under his administration; solaced and supported himself after his acquittal by writing novels (1788-1841).
comic dramatist, born in london; wrote a number of farces sparkling with wit and highly popular; appointed to be accountant-general of the mauritius, came to grief for peculation by a subordinate under his administration; solaced and supported himself after his acquittal by writing novels (1788-1841).
Parker, Theodore
An American preacher and lecturer; adopted and professed the Unitarian creed, but discarded it, like Emerson, for a still more liberal; distinguished
An American preacher and lecturer; adopted and professed the Unitarian creed, but discarded it, like Emerson, for a still more liberal; distinguished
Rousseau, Pierre Étienne Théodore
An eminent French artist, born in Paris; at 19 exhibited in the Salon; slowly won his way to the front as the greatest French landscape painter; in 1848
An eminent French artist, born in Paris; at 19 exhibited in the Salon; slowly won his way to the front as the greatest French landscape painter; in 1848
Storm, Theodore Woldsen
german poet and exquisite story-teller, born in sleswig; was a magistrate and judge in sleswig-holstein (1817-1888).
german poet and exquisite story-teller, born in sleswig; was a magistrate and judge in sleswig-holstein (1817-1888).
Theodore
"King of Corsica," otherwise Baron Theodore de Neuhoff, born in Metz; a soldier of fortune under the French, Swedish, and Spanish flags successively,
"King of Corsica," otherwise Baron Theodore de Neuhoff, born in Metz; a soldier of fortune under the French, Swedish, and Spanish flags successively,
Theodore (2)
Bishop of Mopsuestra, in Cilicia, born at Antioch; was a biblical exegete, having written commentaries on most of the books of the Bible, eschewing the
Bishop of Mopsuestra, in Cilicia, born at Antioch; was a biblical exegete, having written commentaries on most of the books of the Bible, eschewing the
Watts, Theodore
Critic, born at St. Ives, bosom friend of Swinburne, who pronounces him "the first critic of our time—perhaps the largest-minded and surest-sighted
Critic, born at St. Ives, bosom friend of Swinburne, who pronounces him "the first critic of our time—perhaps the largest-minded and surest-sighted
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