PCT4281409: Charles Cotin, known as Abbe Cotin, 1604-1682, French church man and poet, predicator and Chamonier to the king, admitted to the French Academy on 7 Jan. 1655, Latinist, Hellenist, Hebraist and author of numerous poesies as well as theological works. A translator of the Song of Songs, he is known for violently criticizing Boileau's Satires. Moliere made him the character of Trissotin in The Scholarly Women. Engraving of the Nouveau Larousse Illustrous from 1900. / Bridgeman Images
PCT4281775: Representation of Saint Jules I (Pope) (GIULIO I, circa 280-352) - He restores their rights to the eveques accused by the Arians and gives them a letter confirming their prerogatives and possessions - Engraving mid 19th century - Fete de St Jules on April 12 (Roman calendar) - / Bridgeman Images
PCT4285821: Coverage of the French Tour Program (1905) of the Buffalo Bill Show (William Frederic Cody 1846-1917): Buffalo Bill's Wild West - the mythical character of the American West Conquete is here depicting riding his most famous white horse named Isham, in front of the American and French flags - / Bridgeman Images