MAROT, CLÉMENT

klāmiNˈ mirōˈ, 1496?–1544, French court poet. His graceful rondeaux, ballades and epigrams won him the patronage of Francis I and Margaret of Navarre. Marot was imprisoned for Reformationist heresy in 1526 and based his superb allegorical satire Enfer on the experience. Exiled from France for his Calvinist sympathies, he could not stay in Geneva for want of "proper" devotion and died in Turin alone and abandoned. His work is distinguished by its graceful use of traditional forms. He translated the Psalms into French for the Geneva Psalter (see hymn).

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Le Ton Beau de Marot: In Praise of the Music of Language
Book by Douglas R. Hofstadter; Basic Books, 1997
Subjects: Translating And Interpreting
...Portrait presume de Clement Marot, poete (avec cadre...1945- ) Le Ton beau de Marot: in praise of the music...Includes the text of Clement Marots "A une Damoyselle...and interpreting. I. Marot, Clement, 1496-1544. A une...
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Renaissance and Reformation, 1500-1620: A Biographical Dictionary
Book by Jo Eldridge Carney; Greenwood Press, 2001
Subjects: Europe--Biography--Dictionaries, Reformation--Biography--Dictionaries, Renaissance--Biography--Dictionaries
MAROT, CLEMENT ( 1496-1544) C16ment Marot, court poet for Franqois I* of France, was an innovative...to Anne of Brittany, the wife of Louis XII, and that in 1514 Marot himself was placed as a page to Nicolas de Neufville, a secretary...
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Jean Bouchet
Book by Jennifer Britnell; Edinburgh University Press, 1986
Subjects: Authors, French--16th Century--Biography, Bouchet, Jean--1476-Ca. 1558, Reformation--France--History
...considerably in the later part of his career and, like Marot and his imitators, tended to restrict himself to decasyllabic...influence of the style made fashionable particularly by Marot. Clement Marot used the verbal figures of the rhetoriqueur not for...
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The Bible in Africa: Transactions, Trajectories, and Trends
Book by Gerald O. West, Musa W. Dube; Brill, 2000
Subjects: Africa--Church History, Bible--History
...Charenton: Antoine Cellier, 1677. Marot, Clement and Beze, Theodore de. Les Psaumes...Retouchez sur lancienne version de Cl. Marot Th. de Beze. Par M.V. Conrart...gemir, et braire les Psaumes: Clement Marot et le Psaume 6, in Melanges Giovanni...
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Renaissance Historicism: Selections from English Literary Renaissance
Book by Arthur F. Kinney, Dan S. Collins; University of Massachusetts Press, 1987
Subjects: English Literature--Early Modern, 1500-1700--History And Criticism--Theory, Etc, Historical Criticism (Literature)--England, Historicism, Literature And History--England, Renaissance--England
...paternal shepherd with old Janot his real father, Jean Marot , Clement Marot inserted his own version of the Vergilian idyll in its...by J. Bayet, "La source principale de leglogue de Marot," and G. Charlier, "Sur lenfance de Marot," Revue...
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Clement Marot, Redemption, and the 'Temple De Cupido.'
Journal article by Ehsan Ahmed; The Romanic Review, Vol. 88, 1997
Subjects: Cupid (Roman mythology)--Portrayals, depictions, etc., Humanism in literature--16th century, Love in literature--16th century, Marot, Clement--Criticism, interpretation, etc., Redemption--Portrayals, depictions, etc.
Clement Marot, redemption, and the Temple de Cupido...citations from the Temple de Cupido refer to Clement Marot, OEuvres poetiques completes, Vol...Defaux and C.A. Mayer. See also, Clement Marot, OEuvres lyriques, Vol. 3, ed. C...
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Clement Marot et Les Metamorphoses De L'auteur a L'aube De Renaissance
Journal article by David Laguardia; French Forum, Vol. 30, 2005
Subjects: Books--Book reviews, Clement Marot et les metamorphoses de l'auteur a l'aube de Renaissance (Book)--Book reviews
Clement Marot et Les Metamorphoses De Lauteur a Laube...by David LaGuardia Florian Preisig. Clement Marot et les metamorphoses de lauteur a laube...Evangelism and Humanism. In short, Clement Marot is a serious scholarly work that offers...
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Clement Marot et Les Metamorphoses De L'auteur a L'aube De la Renaissance
Journal article by Christine M. Scollen-Jimack; The Modern Language Review, Vol. 101, 2006
Subjects: Books--Book reviews, Clement Marot et les metamorphoses de l'auteur a l'aube de la Renaissance (Book)--Book reviews
Clement Marot et Les Metamorphoses De Lauteur a Laube De la Renaissance. by Christine M. Scollen-Jimack Clement Marot et les metamorphoses de lauteur a laube de la Renaissance. By Florian...
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Clement Marot: The Mirror of the Prince
Journal article by Honor Aldred; The Modern Language Review, Vol. 102, 2007
Subjects: Books--Book reviews, Clement Marot: The Mirror of the Prince (Book)--Book reviews
Clement Marot: The Mirror of the Prince. by Honor Aldred Clement Marot: The Mirror of the Prince. By Ehsan...direct his readers to Defauxs editions (Clement Marot: Oeuvres poetiques, 2 vols (Paris...
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Clement Marot: The Mirror of the Prince
Journal article by Ann Sorey Kirkland; Renaissance Quarterly, Vol. 59, 2006
Subjects: Books--Book reviews, Clement Marot: The Mirror of the Prince (Book)--Book reviews
Clement Marot: The Mirror of the Prince. by Ann Sorey Kirkland Ehsan Ahmed. Clement Marot: The Mirror of the Prince. EMF Critiques. Charlottesville: Rookwood...
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Ensemble Raro: the Wigmore Hall
Magazine article by Martin Anderson; Musical Opinion, Vol. 133, May/Jun 2010
...in five songs by Strauss and Enescus Sept Chansons de Clement Marot. In the Strauss, Constantinescu proved a disappointment...cycles in reasonably good nick earns my gratitude. Marot lived in the first half of the sixteenth century, and...
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Good Friends and Brothers? Francis I and Henry VIII
Magazine article by Glenn Richardson; History Today, Vol. 44, September 1994
Subjects: France--Kings and rulers, Francis I, King of France--Foreign relations, Henry VIII, King of England--Foreign relations, United Kingdom--Kings and rulers
...according to his plan. In July 1529 Clement VII revoked Henrys divorce case...the French reformist court poet Clement Marot, and personally dedicated to Anne...concluded a marriage alliance with Clement VII which he hoped would detach...
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Choral Music
Magazine article by Rollin Smith; The American Organist, Vol. 41, November 2007
...particularly the Psalms-play a major role in the liturgy. To that end he began setting the 150 psalms in verse. Clement Marot continued after Calvins death, and the remaining two-thirds were finally completed by Theodorus Beza over a span...
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L'heure Exquise
Magazine article by Rick MacMillan; Opera Canada, Vol. 46, November 2005
Subjects: Lemieux, Marie-Nicole, Musical recordings, Opera
...welcome: all are concise, to the point and utterly charming as only French melodies can be. Enesco s Sept chansons de Clement Marot, op. 15, are airy settings of texts by the early 16th-century poet of the title, with period spellings such as...
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Sally Matthews Recital at the Wigmore Hall
Magazine article by Malcolm Miller; Musical Opinion, 2000
...day followed by a brisk, buoyant It was a lover and his lass. While the choice of Georges Enescus Sept chansons de Clement Marot was bold, her voice lacked the necessary variety of shading to maintain the tension in these mainly slow and limpid...


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LE FRENCH DRESSING; Depots Ventes: The Real Reason Parisian Women Always Look Stylish, Whatever Their Budget
Newspaper article; The Daily Mail (London, England), November 28, 2005
Subjects: Chanel, Cosmetics industry
...condition. Plus bags by Hermes, Dior and Louis Vuitton, and a large choice of Chanel jewellery. * Scarlett, 10 Rue Clement Marot, Paris 8. Tel: 00 33 1 56 89 03 00. A massive stock of Eighties Alaia. * De Fil En Troc, 1 Avenue de la Motte...


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encyclopedia articles on: Marot ClEment  - 6 results

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Marot, ClÉment
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
MAROT, CLEMENT klamiN miro , 1496? 1544, French court poet. His graceful rondeaux...epigrams won him the patronage of Francis I and Margaret of Navarre. Marot was imprisoned for Reformationist heresy in 1526 and based his superb...
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Francis I , King of France
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
...Francis created the League of Cognac (1526) with Pope Clement VII, Henry VIII, Venice, and Florence, and commenced...of Navarre , were the patrons of Francois Rabelais , Clement Marot , and Guillaume Bude ; Francis also founded the College...
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Margaret of Navarre
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
...and mild church reform. Her brilliant court at Navarre was frequented by literary men, among them Etienne Dolet, Clement Marot, and Francois Rabelais. A writer herself, she is best known for the Heptameron (1558), an original collection...
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Villon, FranÇois
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
...and for them he composed his ballads in thieves jargon. The preservation of Villons works was principally due to Clement Marot, who collected and edited them (1533). Villon used the medieval forms of versification, but his intensely personal...
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Hymn
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
...contributed the Genevan Psalter (final version, 1562). It contained the Psalms, translated into French verse by Clement Marot and Theodore Beza and set to music, most of which was supplied by Louis Bourgeois, who used some original tunes and...
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