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VIO Théophile de - French poet

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VEGA Carpio de Lope - Spanish playwright

Melo Francisco Manuel de - Portuguese poet

Opitz Martin - German poet

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Jacques Vallee de Barro - French poet

Boileau Nicolas - French poet

Francis Bacon - English writer and philosopher

GOMBO Jean Auger de - French poet

Jean Racine - French playwright poet

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VUATURE Vincennes - French poet

GERRICK Robert - English poet

COLTET Guillaume - French poet

LERMITE François Tristan - French poet

Marino Giambattista - Italian poet

Molière Jean Baptiste - French playwright

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Herbert George - English poet

Griphius Andreas - German poet

JOHNSON Benjamin - English playwright

Cornel Pierre - French playwright

Lafayette Marie Madeleine - French writer

MARVELL Andrew - English poet

MILTON Joen - English poet

Schlegel August Wilhelm - German poet

Paul Fleming - German poet

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Weckerlin Georg Rudolph - German poet

Chiabrera Gabriello - Italian poet

Jean de Lafontaine - French writer

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BOCCALINI Traiano - Italian writer

Calderón de la Barca - Spanish playwright

François de Larochefoucauld - French writer

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Campanella Tommaso - Italian philosopher and poet

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Grimmelshausen Hans Jakob Christoffel - German writer

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