Aubert, William
, sieur de Massouignes, was born
in 1534, at Poitiers, and became an advocate of parliament at Paris, where he died in 160U He published,
1. “Histoire des guerres de Chretiens centre les Turcs, sous
Godefroy de Bouillon,” Paris, 1559, 4to. 2. “Vers au chancelier de L’Hopital,” 8vo. Scevola de St. Marthe has
translated these poems into Latin verse. 3. “Le Retranchemens,” 1585, 8vo. This is a collection of such of
his pieces as he thought worthy of being handed down to
posterity; among them is an “Essay on Self-knowledge,”
and a eulogium on the president Thuanus. 3
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Histoire des guerres de Chretiens centre les Turcs, sous
Godefroy de Bouillon, 1559
Le Retranchemens, 1585