Compte, Nicholas De
, a French monk, a native of
Paris, is known as the author or editor of different works
which met with a favourable reception. Among others he
published “The remarkable Travels of Peter della Valle,
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| Si Roman gentleman, translated from the Italian,” 4 vols.
4to; “A new and interesting History of the kingdoms of
Tonquin and Laos,” 4to, translated from the Italian of
father Manni, in 1666. In the year preceding this, he
published the third volume of father Lewis Coulon’s “History of the Jews.” He died at Paris in 1689. 1
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