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Nicolas Mary, sieur Desfontaines also called Desfontaines, born c. 1610 in Rouen – died 4 February 1652 in Angers, was a 17th-century French playwright, novelist and actor. A prolific author, Desfontaines composed 13 theatre plays including L’Illustre Comédien ou Le Martyre de Saint Genest (1645) (which was revived by Rotrou the following year), Eurymédon ou l’Illustre Pirate, (1637), Orphise ou la Beauté persécutée (1638), Hermogène (1638), Bélisaire (1641), Les Galantes vertueuses (1642), Le Martyre de Saint Eustache (1644), Saint Alexis ou l’Illustre Olympie (1644), Alcidiane ou Les Quatre Rivaux (1645), Belissante ou l’Infidélité reconnue (1647) and La Véritable Sémiramis (1647).

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  • نيكولا ماري (بالفرنسية: Nicolas Mary)‏ (1610، روان في فرنسا - 4 فبراير 1652)؛ ممثل، مترجم، كاتب مسرحي وروائي فرنسي. (ar)
  • Nicolas Mary, sieur Desfontaines dit Desfontaines, né vers 1610 à Rouen et mort le 4 février 1652 à Angers, est un acteur, dramaturge et romancier français. (fr)
  • Nicolas Mary, sieur Desfontaines also called Desfontaines, born c. 1610 in Rouen – died 4 February 1652 in Angers, was a 17th-century French playwright, novelist and actor. A prolific author, Desfontaines composed 13 theatre plays including L’Illustre Comédien ou Le Martyre de Saint Genest (1645) (which was revived by Rotrou the following year), Eurymédon ou l’Illustre Pirate, (1637), Orphise ou la Beauté persécutée (1638), Hermogène (1638), Bélisaire (1641), Les Galantes vertueuses (1642), Le Martyre de Saint Eustache (1644), Saint Alexis ou l’Illustre Olympie (1644), Alcidiane ou Les Quatre Rivaux (1645), Belissante ou l’Infidélité reconnue (1647) and La Véritable Sémiramis (1647). An enthusiastic admirer of Corneille, Desfontaines also left a sequel to his tragedy Le Cid entitled la Vraie Suite du Cid as well as a follow up to the tragedy Ibrahim Bassa by Georges de Scudéry. Desfontaines gave three novels, les Heureuses Infortunes de Céliante et Marilinde, Veuves-Pucelles (1638), l’Illustre Amazonthe (1645) and l’Inceste innocent (1658). Desfontaines also wrote about some religious subjects and was a translator from Italian. (en)
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  • نيكولا ماري (بالفرنسية: Nicolas Mary)‏ (1610، روان في فرنسا - 4 فبراير 1652)؛ ممثل، مترجم، كاتب مسرحي وروائي فرنسي. (ar)
  • Nicolas Mary, sieur Desfontaines dit Desfontaines, né vers 1610 à Rouen et mort le 4 février 1652 à Angers, est un acteur, dramaturge et romancier français. (fr)
  • Nicolas Mary, sieur Desfontaines also called Desfontaines, born c. 1610 in Rouen – died 4 February 1652 in Angers, was a 17th-century French playwright, novelist and actor. A prolific author, Desfontaines composed 13 theatre plays including L’Illustre Comédien ou Le Martyre de Saint Genest (1645) (which was revived by Rotrou the following year), Eurymédon ou l’Illustre Pirate, (1637), Orphise ou la Beauté persécutée (1638), Hermogène (1638), Bélisaire (1641), Les Galantes vertueuses (1642), Le Martyre de Saint Eustache (1644), Saint Alexis ou l’Illustre Olympie (1644), Alcidiane ou Les Quatre Rivaux (1645), Belissante ou l’Infidélité reconnue (1647) and La Véritable Sémiramis (1647). (en)
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  • نيكولا ماري (ar)
  • Nicolas Mary (fr)
  • Nicolas Mary (en)
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