Boissonade

Chambers's Encyclopaedia, Volume 2: Beaugency to Cataract, p. 274

Boissonade, JEAN FRANÇOIS, Hellenist, born at Paris in 1774, became in 1809 titular, and three years later actual professor of Greek in the university of Paris; in 1813 member of the Academy of Inscriptions; and in 1828 professor of Greek Literature in the College of France. His more important works are Philostrati Heroica (1806); Marini Vita Procli (1814), Tiberius Rhetor de Figuris (1815), Sylloge Poetarum Graecorum (1823-26), Babrii Fabula (1844). He died at Passy, 8th September 1859.

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