Jean-Baptiste Germain
Jean-Baptiste Germain (Occitan: Joan Baptista Germain, IPA: [dʒwãm bapˈtisto̞ dʒeʀˈmẽ]; (Marseilles, 1701 - Marseilles, 1781) was an 18th-century Occitan writer from Provence. He was also a French diplomat in Algeria at the service of the Compagnie Royale d'Afrique.
He was born in Marseille in 1701 and died in the same town in 1781.
His most famous work is La Bourrido deis Dieoux (La Borrida dei Dieus, in classical Occitan), published in 1760 and republished in 1820 in the anthology Lou Bouquet Prouvençau (Lo Boquet provençau).
Literary work
[edit]- La Borrida dei Dieus
- La Matrona d'Efeba
- La Barbariá d'un Anglés sus sa Mestressa
- Òda au Rei de Prussa
- Lo Trionfe de Marselha
- Lei Delicis dau Terrador
- Parafrasa dau Saume de Dàvid 108
- L'Apologia de la Borrida dei Dieu
External links
[edit]- Works by or about Jean-Baptiste Germain at the Internet Archive
- "Germain" by the Occitan writer Glaudi Barsotti on Leis Amics de Mesclum website
- Google book edition of Lo Boquet Provençaou
- Google book edition of the Revue Africaine that deals with Germain's African diplomatic activities
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