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Poems by Eustorg De Beaulieu

Eustorg de Beaulieu

French author, deceased on 08/01/1552 in France.

Eustorg de Beaulieu, a 16th-century poet and musician, first pursued a career as an organist and court poet. Converted to the Reformation, he became a pastor in Switzerland and published spiritual songs, the "Chrestienne Resjouyssance" (1546). His poems, ranging from satire of morals to song, retain the flavor of the language of his time.

  • Ballad of Certain Bad Customs That Reign Now
  • In Praise of the Forest
  • Of a Glutton, Drunkard and Lazybones
  • Of Arrogance and Gravity
  • Song in the Form of a Dialogue
  • Song on the Present Time
  • The Shade of the Trellis
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