Pierre Corneille

It was published, with other poems attributed to Desjardins, in 1660 in the fifth volume of a serial miscellany edited by Charles de Sercy , Poésies choisies de MM. Corneille , Boisrobert . ....

RT and her English teacher assumed that she would do A level exams at Crofton Grange and then try for a place at Oxford: she needed only to work harder at Latin. But...

The volume also contains another tragedy, a blank-verse heroic comedy (The Conflict; or, Love, Honour and Pride, adapted from Pierre Corneille 's Don Sanche d'Arragon), and a prose comedy, Adelinda. In...

Frances Milton never blames her father for his unkindness; she still owes him total gratitude and devotion, which she seems to regard as on a par with our debt of love and gratitude to God...

The novel combines domestic humour and social satire. The courtship of Eglantine Fortescue and the young officer Augustus Fitzroy is almost overshadowed by the broad-brush picture of their families and friends. Eglantine incurs disapproval first...

KP 's Pompey, a tragedy translated from Pierre Corneille , was performed at the Smock Alley Theatre (also known as the Theatre Royal, Dublin).

KP 's tragedy Horace, translated from the French of Pierre Corneille and completed after her death by Sir John Denham , was posthumously performed at the English Court.

Dacier maintained that Terence had conformed in his plots to the unities of time, place, and action (which were highly valued by pundits of the time, and obeyed by French classical tragedians like Corneille and...

The Cid (like the more famous, seventeenth-century play of that title by Pierre Corneille ) begins with the heroine Ximena in love with Rodrigo. Her love turns to hate when she discovers that he was...

SF has recently been credited by modern scholars with the authorship of an anonymous pamphlet of 1750: A Comparison between the Horace of Corneille and the Roman Father of Mr. Whitehead, which was ascribed...

EI began work in 1807 on a prose translation of the plays of Pierre Corneille , but later abandoned it. She was offered, but declined, invitations to write for the new Quarterly Review and to...

Her full title is An Essay on the Writings and Genius of Shakespear, compared with the Greek and French Dramatic Poets, With some Remarks Upon the Misrepresentations of Mons. de Voltaire. She spelled...

The patriotic element in EM 's reading of Shakespeare is crucial. She magisterially rebukes Voltaire's view of her admired author as having been primitive and unpolished, and seeks to outmanoeuvre the prestige of the French...

Morgan describes chiefly Paris and its society, ostensibly on the model of Germaine de Staël 's L'Allemagne. She does indeed include French culture centrally among her topics: she criticises the works of Corneille and...