Charles-Claude Genest

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Charles-Claude Genest (17 October 1639 – 19 November 1719) was a

• 1673: Ode de la science du salut,[1]
• 1674: Poésies à la louange du Roy, Text on line
• 1684: Zélonide, princesse de
  Sparte
• 1684: Pénélope, ou le Retour d'Ulisse from the Trojan War pouvant servir de suite aux Aventure de Télémaque, tragedy in 5 acts, premiered 22 January Text online
• 1696: Épistre à M. D. L. B. [de La Bastide], sur son retour à la foi catholique, Text online
• 1701: Dialogues entre Messieurs Patru et d'Ablancourt, sur les plaisirs
• 1707: Dissertations sur la poésie pastorale, ou de l'Idylle et de l'églogue,^[2]
• 1711: Joseph vendu par ses frères, tragédie en cinq actes et en vers tirée de l'Écriture-Sainte, Text online
• 1712: Divertissements de Sceaux,^[3]
• 1716: Principes de philosophie, ou Preuves naturelles de l'existence de Dieu et de l'immortalité de l'âme, Text on line
• 1736: Les Voyageurs, comédie en 5 actes

References

External links

• List of his plays on CÉSAR