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	Pre-1700 Imprints - Dolet
		Dolet was forthwith delivered over to the custody of the officers of the Parliament, and thrown into the conciergerie from which he had been discharged less than a year before, and where he was to pass the remainder of his life.
		Dolet, who had always professed himself a good Catholic, would have no difficulty in repeating what was to him an unmeaning formula, and so avoid the terrible sufferings which a refusal would have entailed upon him.
		Etienne Dolet: The Martyr of the Renaissance 1508-1546, a Biography.
	www.history.navy.mil /library/special/pre1700_dolet.htm (1395 words)

	ETIENNE DOLET (1509-1546) - Online Information article about ETIENNE DOLET (1509-1546)
		pentameter—Non dolet ipse Dolet, sed pia turba dolet.
		Dolet, sa vie, ses ezuvres, son martyre (1837) ; A.
		The proses, or trial, of Dolet was published (1836) by A.
	encyclopedia.jrank.org /DIO_DRO/DOLET_ETIENNE_1509_1546_.html (1019 words)

	Rupert Brooke - Étienne Dolet
		The 27-year-old poet was buried on the island of Skyros.
		Dolet was born in Orléans in 1509, also on 3 August, possibly into a family of wealth and rank.
		Dolet studied in Paris and Padua, served with the ambassador to Venice, and wrote Latin love poems.
	www.ronaldbrucemeyer.com /rants/0803almanac.htm (482 words)

	Biograhie Etienne Dolet
		Vous pouvez nous aider, Etienne DOLET a été un important artisan de la langue française (je joins à ce courriel le texte écrit en 1540 sur "la Manière de bien traduire une langue en aultre".
		Les années 1544-1546 sont marquées par une atmosphère de guerre civile sur fond de réforme, Etienne DOLET a payé sa liberté de pensée sur le bûcher.
		Etienne DOLET devient correcteur dans son imprimerie et quelques années plus tard il s’installe à son tour comme imprimeur rue Mercière à Lyon à; l’enseigne de la Doloire d’Or.
	lettresbacpro.free.fr /dolet.htm (1371 words)

	1536—1546: Ten Years that Changed The Perception of the Translator
		Unfortunately his accusers of 1546 were equally zealous, and it was their judgment which finally brought him him, at the age of 37, to the stake.
		A humanist to the core, Dolet spent his early youth in the Montparnasse of his day, the University of Padua, where pantheism and materialism both flourished, making it almost de rigueur to deny the immortality of the soul.
		Always a bit headstrong, at the age of only 25 Dolet killed a man, and a part of his life was spent in prison or on the run.
	www.translationdirectory.com /article342.htm (1574 words)

	Pre-1700 Imprints in the Navy Department Library
		Charges of plagiarism against Etienne Dolet ensued, and in 1537 Estienne published an abridgment of De re navali, entitled De re navali libellus… in which he openly accused Dolet.
		Dolet, known as “the first martyr of the Renaissance,” was burned at the stake in Paris in 1546 after being condemned for his religious writings.
		Etienne de Flacourt, born at Orleans in 1607, has been described as “an educated gentleman of the late Renaissance, a scientist with the mind of a humanist.” He served under the French East India Company as governor of Madagascar from 1648 until 1655.
	www.history.navy.mil /library/special/pre1700_add.htm (3794 words)

	Etienne Dolet (The Nation, April 14, 1881)
		It is informed that the name of Étienne Dolet is not very familiar at the present day even to scholars.
		He was one of those persons, very useful in the world, who fall just short of being great men, who exert no great and lasting influence upon the course of events, but who in their own generation are quite as useful as those whom the world remembers.
		His great work, the "Commentaries on the Latin Tongue," was an epoch in the history of scholarship; but this work once accomplished, his results have become the common property of the world, and his book is no longer consulted.
	www.thenation.com /archive/detail/14070737 (177 words)

	Imago Mundi - Étienne Dolet.
		Grand admirateur de Cicéron, Étienne Dolet ne manqua pas de prendre part à la grande querelle des cicéroniens qui passionnait alors le monde irritable des lettrés.
		Étienne Dolet interjeta appel au parlement de Paris, il fut transféré à la Conciergerie en 1543, écrivit une pétition au roi pour obtenir son pardon, et, protégé chaudement par Pierre Duchâtel, reçut des lettres de grâce, à condition d'abjurer ses écrits devant l'official de l'évêque de Paris.
		Ces ballots furent saisis et Dolet de nouveau emprisonné à Lyon; il réussit à tromper ses geôliers et s'enfuit en Piémont où il demeura caché quelque temps, et où il écrivit une série d'épîtres
	www.cosmovisions.com /Dolet.htm (1222 words)

	Institute for the Classical Tradition \| Boston University
		Kenneth Lloyd-Jones, “Erasmus and Dolet on the Ethics of Imitation and the Hermeneutic Imperative,” IJCT 2 (1995-1996), pp.
		This question is explored in the context of Erasmus’s commitment to the moral dimensions of imitatio (given his Christian hermeneutic), and Dolet’s convictions concerning the distinction between artistic endeavor and moral accountability.
		Some concluding thoughts are offered as to how such views reflect a Renaissance epistemology of language as communication, a perspective that continues to influence important aspects of modern critical and social theory.
	www.bu.edu /ict/ijct/search/2/1/lloyd-jones.html (116 words)

	CRRS \| Textual Conversations
		Etienne Dolet’s (1508-1546) Dialogus, de imitatione Ciceroniana: aduersus Desiderium Erasmum Roterodamum, pro Christophoro Longolio offers an extended response to the works of both Longueil and Erasmus.
		His support for Longueil is made abundantly clear in his title, but his description of Erasmus as a “toothless old food-for-worms” provides an even clearer sense of where his allegiance lies.
		Dolet is one among several scholars who continued the debate on Ciceronian style into the 1530s.
	www.crrs.ca /library/vaults/conversations/cicero/3_dolet.htm (173 words)

	AllRefer.com - Etienne Dolet (Libraries, Books, And Printing, Biography) - Encyclopedia
		Etienne Dolet[Atyen´ dOlA´] Pronunciation Key, 1509–46, French scholar, painter, and printer of Lyons.
		He wrote treatises on French grammar, poems, a short history of Francis I, and works in Latin about Cicero.
		His L'Enfer d' Etienne Dolet is a poem about his life in prison.
	reference.allrefer.com /encyclopedia/D/Dolet-Et.html (217 words)

	Amazon.com: Practising Translation in Renaissance France: The Example of Etienne Dolet (Oxford Modern Languages and ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		This first-ever study of the practice, as opposed to the theory, of translation among French writers of that period, takes as its exemplar the humanist scholar and publisher Etienne Dolet (1509-46).
		Author of the first theoretical treatise on the subject, Dolet also undertook many translations himself, the last of which - the pseudo-Platonic Axiochus - was used against him as evidence of heterodox thought.
		Dolet's death at the stake is a reminder that translation could be a dangerous occupation; in demonstrating its relation to the intellectual and political controversies of the time, this study is an original and significant contribution to sixteenth-century French studies.
	www.amazon.com /Practising-Translation-Renaissance-France-Literature/dp/0198158181 (819 words)

	Etienne Dolet the Martyr of the Renaissance 1508 to 1546 - SHOP.COM
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	Monuments, matyrdom, and the politics of religion in the French Third Republic - SIS
		The explicitly antimonarchist sentiments underpinning commemoration of Etienne Dolet - "victime de l'intolerance religieuse et de la royaute," as the inscription on Guilbert's monument declared(50) - had formerly provided a place for Rochefort and his Ligue de Propagande d'Atheisme.
		In common with a number of other figures, including Dolet, Coligny, and La Barre, he provided a remarkably versatile cover for a symbolic war of attrition between confessional groups, as well as offering a rallying point for those who were implacably opposed to religion in any form.
		The point was well taken by Laurent Tailhade, a committed anticleric, who looked at that other great emblem in the religious struggle, Etienne Dolet, and acknowledged that his credentials as a model for freethinkers scarcely bore scrutiny.
	www.servetus.org /en/news-events/articulos/19950601.htm (9466 words)

	OLIVIER Jean, Pandora Jani Oliverii Andium Hierophantae. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		4to: Dolet's device on titlepage, repeated on the verso of the last, otherwise blank, leaf.
		Dolet praises his qualities in his prefatory letter addressed to Francois Olivier, the author's nephew.
		Christie, Dolet, no 26; only a single copy (Harvard) reported to NUC.
	www.polybiblio.com /parikian/9620.html (139 words)

	Amazon.com: Etienne Dolet, 1509-1546 (Cahiers V.L. Saulnier): Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
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	Booksellers and Publishers
		From the above example, and from many others which might be mentioned, it is quite evident that Roundheads, when they held the power, could be quite as severe critics of publications obnoxious to them as the Royalists, and troublesome authors fared little better under Puritan regime than they did under the Stuart monarchs.
		Another learned French printer was Etienne Dolet, who was burned to death at Paris on account of his books in 1546.
		In spite of the protection of Castellan, a learned prelate, Dolet at length suffered in the flames, but whether the charge of Atheism was well grounded has never been clearly ascertained.
	www.djmcadam.com /booksellers-publishers.html (3749 words)

	Étienne Dolet's Escritoire (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		GALTIER, Octave, Étienne Dolet: vie, oeuvre, caractère, croyances
		premièrement composé en latin par Estienne Dolet, et après par luy mesmes translaté en langue françoyse
		Recueil de vers latins et vulgaires de plusieurs poëtes françoys, composés sur le tréspas de feu Monsieur le Dauphin / [éd.] Etienne Dolet
	www.saltana.org /dolet/edeng.htm (276 words)

	Kenneth Lloyd-Jones -- Curriculum Vitae
		Dissertation: Etienne Dolet: les Orationes in Tholosam (1534).
		"From Sewers to Triumphal Arches: Dolet’s Ideal of Civic Oratory," in Reconsidering the Renaissance, ed.
		"Erasmus, Dolet and the Politics of Translation," The Politics of Translation in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, ed.
	www.trincoll.edu /~lloydjon/cv.html (1612 words)

	Find in a Library: Bibliographie des œuvres d'Etienne Dolet : écrivain, éditeur et imprimeur
		Bibliographie des œuvres d'Etienne Dolet : écrivain, éditeur et imprimeur
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	August 3, The Daily Bleed: A Calendar Better Than Boiled Coffee! A People's History: Social, Cultural, Labor, Arts & ...
		The term unbeliever is not as brutal as the term barbarian, since an unbeliever ceases to be legitimate prey until she or he is made over by the civilizer.
		US: The Pullman strike is called off by the railway union after US troops intervene.
		During the German occupation, the statue of Etienne Dolet (as that of Chevalier De La Barre) is unbolted & melted down.
	www.oz.net /~recall/DailyBleed/0803.htm (3360 words)

	ANARCHISM.net / forum - Civil Disobedience
		This shameful tendency to submission on the part of most people along all history of humanity is a social disaster, and I think psychology and sociology should carry out a deep study on the subject.
		Some centuries ago, a French publisher named - if my memory doesn’t fail - Etienne Dolet had already published a book named “Treatise of Voluntary Submission”, just about this eternal tendency of humans to submitting themselves to the powerful ones.
		The author was Étienne de La Boétie, and not Dolet.
	www.anarchism.net /forum/board_entry.php?id=7113 (9561 words)

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	Poètes du XVIe siècle : Etienne Dolet
		Étienne Dolet est mort sur la place Maubert brûlé comme hérétique, le 3 août 1546 ; il n'avoit alors que 37 ans.
		ESTIENNE DOLET, TRES HUMBLE SALUT ET OBEISSANCE DEUX,
		Ne rompt le coup de leur caulte entreprise,
	www.textesrares.com /Wer0Dol.htm (1271 words)

	Anarchist Timeline / Anarchist's Almanac & Chronology: Part 1, Pre-1895; from the Daily Bleed (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		[8- 3 -1546] -- Etienne Dolet, printer, is hanged & burnt for blasphemy, sedition & heresy.
		[8- 18 -1563] -- Etienne de La Boetie (1530-1563) dies.
		Wrongfully forgotten anarchist educator & néo-Malthusian whose libertarian legacy influences the educators Sébastien Faure & Francisco Ferrer.
	recollectionbooks.com /bleed/AnarchistTimeline1.htm (10099 words)

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