Dolet, Étienne (15091546)

Dolet, Étienne, a learned French humanist, born at Orleans, became, by the study of the classics, one of the lights of the Renaissance, and one of its most zealous propagandists; suffered persecution after persecution at the hands of the Church, and was burned in the Place Maubert, Paris, a martyr to his philosophic zeal and opinions (15091546).

Definition taken from The Nuttall Encyclopædia, edited by the Reverend James Wood (1907)

Dôle * Dolgelly
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Dog-days
Doge
Dogger Bank
Dogs, Isle of
Dog-Star
Dolabella
Dolci, Carlo
Dolcino
Doldrums
Dôle
Dolet, Étienne
Dolgelly
Dolgorouki
Dollart Zee
Döllinger
Dollond, John
Dolmen
Dolomite Alps
Domat, Jean
Dombasle
Dom-Boke