Jacobus Faber Stapulensis or Jacques Lefèvre d'Étaples was a French humanist, Catholic theologian, philosopher, music theorist and mathematician. He taught at the University of Paris. He is best known as the first translator into French of the complete text of the Bible.
Date and place of birt:
1450, Étaples, France
Date and place of death:
1536, Nérac, France
Nationality:
France
Period of activity:
XV, XVI century
Specialization:
Editor, Humanist, Mathematician, Philosopher
Creators France
Raymond Delamarre
1890 - 1986
Leonor Fini
1907 - 1996
François Gaspard Adam
1710 - 1761
Ivan Choultse
1874 - 1939
Tadeusz Gorecki
1825 - 1868
Bartolomeo Francesco Rastrelli
1697 - 1771
Henri Louis Levasseur
1853 - 1934
Jean-Laurent Mosnier
1743 - 1808
Jean-Louis-André-Théodore Géricault
1791 - 1824
Paul Desire Trouillebert
1829 - 1900
Joseph Parrocel
1646 - 1704
Louise Catherine Breslau
1856 - 1927
Annie Christine Boumeester
1904 - 1971
Jean Vincenti
Jean-Michel Atlan
1913 - 1960
Daniel Hourdé
1947
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