Des Périers, Bonaventure
Bonaventure Des Périers (bōnävăNtür´ dā pārēā´), c.1510–1544, French humanist and poet; protégé of Margaret of Navarre. His chief work, Cymbalum mundi (1537), a series of four skeptical prose dialogues in the manner of Lucian, was banned because of its attack on Christianity.
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