TABLE I. THE "ACADÉMIE FRANÇAISE" DURING THE REIGN OF LOUIS XIV. Established July 10, 1637, by letters patent of Louis XIII. List of the perpetual Secretaries from the date of its foundation till the death of Louis XIV. Valentin Conrart, from 1635 to 1675. François Eudes de Mézeray, 1675 to 1683. François Séraphin Régnier-Desmarais, 1683 to 1713. List of Members with the dates of their election. No. 2. Fauteuil No. 1. P. Bardin, 1634; Nicolas Bourdon, 1637; Salomon, 1644; Ph. Quinault, 1670; Fr. de Caillières, 1689. P. Hay du Châtelet, 1634; Perrot d'Ablancourt, 1637; Bussy-Rabutin, 1664; Paul Bignon, 1693. No. 3. Ph. Habert, 1629; S. Esprit, 1637; J. N. Colbert (archbishop), 1678; Fraguier, 1707. No. 4. De Méziriac, 1634; La Motte le Vayer, 1639; J. No. 5. A. de Mauléon, 1635; D. de Priézac, 1639; Michel No. 6. Arbaud de Porchères, 1634; Olivier Patru, 1640; de Novion, 1681; Goibau du Bois, 1693; Ch. Boileau, 1694; G. Abeille, 1704. No. 7. No. 8. No. 9. No. 10. Séguier, 1635; Bazin de Bezons, 1643; Boileau Faret, 1634; P. du Ryer, 1646; Cardinal d'Estrées, Fr. Maynard, 1634; P. Corneille, 1647; Th. Corneille, 1685; La Motte Houdard, 1710. Ch. de Malleville, 1634; J. Ballesdens, 1648; Cordemoy, 1675; Bergeret, 1685; C. de Saint Pierre, 1695. No. 11. Cauvigny-Colomby, 1634; Tristan L'Hermite, 1649; La Mesnardière, 1655; de Saint Aignan, 1665; de Choisy, 1687. No. 12. Voiture, 1634; Mézeray, 1649; Barbier d'Aucourt, 1683; Clermont-Tonnerre (bishop), 1694; Malézieu, 1701. No. 13. No. 14. J. Sirmond, 1635; J. de Montreuil, 1649; Fr. Tal- Fauteuil No. 15. B. Baro, 1634; J. Doujat, 1650; E. Renaudot, 1689. J. Baudoin, 1645; Charpentier, 1650; Chamillart (bishop), 1702; Maréchal de Villars, 1714. Cl. L'Étoile, 1634; A. duc de Coislin, 1652; P. De Serizay, 1634; Pellisson, 1653; Fénelon, 1693; Balzac, 1634; H. P. de Beaumont (archbishop), No. 20. Laugier-Porchères, 1634; de Chaumont, 1654; Germain Habert, 1634; Cotin, 1655; L. Dangeau, Servien, 1634; Villayer, 1659; Fontenelle, 1691. Colletet, 1634; Gilles Boileau, 1659; J. de Mon- tigny, 1670; Ch. Perrault, 1671; Cardinal de Saint-Amant, 1634; J. C. Cassagne, 1661; de Boissat, 1634; Furetière, 1662; La Chapelle, 1688. J. de Silhon, 1634; J. B. Colbert, 1660; La Fon- M. C. de la Chambre, 1635; Régnier-Desmarais, Racan, 1634; P. C. de la Chambre, 1670; La Bruyère, 1693; Abbé Fleury, 1696. de Bourzeys, 1634; Gallois, 1673; Mongin, 1708. No. 38. No. 39. No. 40. Conrart, 1634; Rose, 1675; Louis de Sacy, 1701. Montmor, 1635; Lavau, 1679; Caumartin (bishop), Regularised by a decree of December, 1633. Received its statutes, July 16, 1701. Statutes confirmed by letters patent, February, 1713. Perpetual Secretaries. The Abbé P. Tallemant, from 1701 to 1705. Gros de Boze, from 1706 to 1742. 1701. Jean Paul Bignon; Dom Jean Mabillon (honorary members). 1701. Fontenelle; Charles Rollin; René Aubert de Vertot; Thomas 1701. Antoine Galland; Louis Boivin. 1705. Claude François Fraguier; de Boze. 1714. Fréret (pupils, became subsequently associates). 1715. Cardinal Gualterio; Anselme Banduri; Gisbert Cuper (foreign Founded by Colbert in 1666. Receives its statutes, Fanuary 26, 1699. Its organization is confirmed by letters patent, February, 1713. Perpetual Secretaries. The Abbé Duhamel, from 1668 to 1699. Fontenelle, from 1699 to 1741. List of its principal Members. 1666. Pierre de Carcavi; Huyghens van Zulychem; Roberval; Auzout; 1669. François Blondel; Cassini. 1675. Leibnitz (foreign associate). 1682. Tschirnhausen (foreign associate). 1691. J. P. Bignon; Tournefort. 1693. Guillaume François de l'Hôpital, marquis de Saint-Mesme. |