McClintock Biblical Encyclopedia: Bellegarde, Jean Baptiste Morvan de

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McClintock Biblical Encyclopedia: Bellegarde, Jean Baptiste Morvan de

Subjects in this Topic:

Bellati Antonio Francesco
Bellator
Bellay, Eustache du
Bellay, Jean Du
Bellay, Rene du
Belle-Perche Pierre De
Belle-vue, Armand De
Bellefonds Leonard Gigault De
Bellegarde, Gabriel du Bac de
Bellegarde, Jean Baptiste Morvan de
Bellegarde, Octave de
Belleli Fulgencio (Or Francesco)
Bellemere Gilles De
Bellenden Adam
Bellenghi (And Not Bellenchi) Filippo Maria Albertino
Belleo Carlo
Bellermann Christian Friederich
Bellermann, Johann Joachim
Bellerophon (Or Bellerophontes)

a laborious French writer, known as the Abbe de Bellegarde, was born at Pihyriac, August 30th, 1648. He was a Jesuit 16 years, but was obliged to leave the society on account of his Cartesianism. He translated the Letters and Sermons of Basil, the Sermons of Asterius, the Moralia of Ambrose, many of the works of Leo, Gregory Nazianzen, and Chrysostom, the Imitatio Christi and other works of Thomas a Kempis, and various other writings. His translations betray great negligence. He died April 26, 1734. — Hoefer, Biog. Generale, 5, 39.