...edition jjoovellcs te of them is that of Paris 1682, in four volumes in I2mo. la rcpublique Acs Jcttrcs. CORNEILLE (THOMAS) a French poet alfo, but inferior...young, a ftrong inclination and genius for poetry : r.nd afterwards was the author of a great many dramatick pieces, fome of which were well received...

...I2mo. dei lettrcs. CORNEILLE (THOMAS) a French poet alfo, but {^ inferior to Peter Corneille, whofc brother he was. He was a member of the French academy,...genius for poetry: and afterwards was the author of a great many dramatick pieces, fome of which were well received by the publick, and acted with great...

...which is that of 1745, in I2mo. He died at Paris the I5th of Auguft 1746, aged almoft feventytwo years. He was a member of the French academy, and of the academy of infcriptions and belles lettres ; and was fitted to do honour to any fociety. In the firft volume of the Memoirs...

...company, even upon fubjects which he perfectly underftood. His works have been often printed, and conlift of above 30 plays, comedies and tragedies. CORNEILLE...Corneille, whofe brother he was. He was a member of the Drench academy, and of the academy of Infcriptions. He difcovered, when he was young, a ftrong inclination...

...Herodian from the Greek ; the bell edition of whicb> is that of 1745, in i zmo. He died at Paris in 1-46, He was a member of the French academy, and of the academy of inscription« and belles lettre» ; and was fit ted to do honour to any fociety. MONGOOZ, in zoology....

...had had the luck to have been born before him. Corneille's works have been often printed, and confuí of above 30 plays, comedies and tragedies. CORNEILLE (THOMAS), a french poet alio, but inferior te Peter Corneille, whofe brother he was. He was a member of the french academy,...

...Herodian from the Greek ¡ the bt'ft edition of which is that of 174.;, in umo. He died at Paris in 1746. He was a member of the French academy, and of the academy of inP:riotio'H an I b 'Iles lettres. * MONGCORN. nf [maag Saxon, and corn.] Mixid corn: as wheat and...

...edition of which is that of 1745, in 12mo. He died at Paris, Aug. 15, 1746, aged almost seventy-two. He was a member of the French academy, and of the academy of inscriptions and belles lettres ; and was fitted to do honour to any society. In the first volume of...

...(THOMAS), brother to the preceding, a French poet also, but inferior to Peter Corneille, was born in 1625. He was a member of the French academy, and of the academy of inscriptions. He discovered, when he was young, a strong inclination and genius for poetry; and afterwards...

...Observations sur l'Histoire de France de Messrs. Velly, Villaret, et Gamier," 4 vols. i zulo. 1807. He was a member of the French Academy, and of the Academy of Inscriptions and Bilks Lettres, and latterly of the National Institute -, and besides the work? above...