Essays on French History, the Rise of the Reformation in France the Club of the Jacobins (Classic Reprint) - Softcover
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He lived ordinarily at Paris, and acquired a great reputation by his lessons 2 in mathematics and especially by those in astronomy. The most distinguished men of the period were his pupils, and the friends of letters honored him, Ouvrages publiées par Lefevre avant 1517 (after Henri Graf, pp. 14-20)
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