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Philippus Brietius

Philippus Brietius (in French, Philippe Briet) (1601–1668) was a seventeenth-century French Jesuit historian and cartographer.

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Philippus Brietius

Sujet: Cartouches (ornement) Calabre, Région romaine de Apulie (région romaine) -- Antiquité Lucanie (région romaine) -- Antiquité

Briet, Philippe (1601-1668). Auteur du texte · Bibliothèque nationale de France · Public domain

Born
Philippus Brietius was born on 6 March 1601. · Abbeville.
Died
Philippus Brietius died on 9 December 1668. · Paris.
Nationality
France
Occupation
cartographer · historian · geographer
Languages
Latin

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Philippus Brietius (in French, Philippe Briet) (1601–1668) was a seventeenth-century French Jesuit historian and cartographer.

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