...high perfection, in 1546.' BOCCAGE (MARY-ANNE LE PAGE, DU), an eminent literary lady of France, and a member of the academies of Rome, Bologna, Padua, Lyons, and Rouen, was bor n at Rouen, Oct. 22, 1710. She was educated at Paris in th<* convent of the Assumption, where...

...high perfection, in 1546.' BOCCAGE (MARY-ANNE LE PAGE, DU), an eminent Kterary lady of France, and a member of the academies of Rome, Bologna, Padua, Lyons, and Rouen, was born at Rouen, Oct. 22, 1710. She was educated at Paris in the convent of the Assumption, where...

...high perfection, in 1546. l BOCCAGE (MARY-ANNE LE PAGE, DU), an eminent literary lady of France, and a member of the academies of Rome, Bologna, Padua, Lyons, and Rouen, was born at Rouen, Oct. 22, 1710. She was educated at Paris in the convent of the Assumption, where...

...the treachery of a person jvhose life she had saved. Dubocage, Mary, born at Rouen, 1710. This lady arrived at the extraordinary honor of becoming a member...her great admiration, and consists chiefly of " The Colmnbiad," (original and highly esteemed) and translations of Pope's Temple of Fame, Milton's Paradise...

...147 pounds sterling. BOCCAGE. MAHT ANH LE PAOE DU BOccAGK, an eminent literary lady of France, and a member of the academies of Rome, Bologna, Padua, Lyons, and Rouen, was born at Rouen, Oct. 22, 1710. She was educated at Paris in the convent of the Assumption, where...

...147 pounds sterling. BOCCAGE. MAHT ANN LE PAGE DU BOCCAGE, an eminent literary lady of France, and a member of the academies of Rome, Bologna, Padua, Lyons, and Rouen, was born at Rouen, Oct. 22, 1710. She was educated at Paris in the convent of the Assumption, where...

...French poetess of the last century, so highly esteemed by her contemporaries, that she was received as a member of the academies of Rome, Bologna, Padua, Lyons, and Rouen. She was born in Rouen in 1 71 0, and educated in a convent at Paris, where, at this early age, she...

...Blois, and other works. DUBOCAGE, Marie Anne le Page, doJ-to-kaj, a talented French authoress, who was a member of the academies of Rome, Bologna, Padua, Lyons, and Rouen. She translated Pope's "Temple of Fame " into French, and Milton's _.. --.pT -»c vv*s itHpwmicu ;;m...

...French poetess of the last century, so highly esteemed by her contemporaries, that she was received as a member of the academies of Rome, Bologna, Padua, Lyons, and Rouen. She was born in Rouen in 1710, and educated in a convent at Paris. In the year 1746 Madame dn Boccage...

...poetess, remarkable chiefly for the praises she inspired as "Venus in form, Minerva in art." She was a member of the academies of Rome, Bologna, Padua, Lyons, and Rouen. She imitated Milton in An Earthly Paradise (Paradis terrestre) (1748), and wrote also miscellaneous...