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In 1541, Bertrand de La Borderie took up the theme of Castiglione’s third book in his Amye de Court, ostensibly a cynical portrayal of a young court woman, surrounded by lovers, who rejects platonic love and seeks independence — ‘my heart, its own master’ — while not refraining from the exploitation of the game of courtly gallantry.39 Naturally, no direct mention is made of Anne de ...
Anne de Pisseleu, ducesă de Étampes ( franceză: Anne de Pisseleu d'Heilly, ducese d'Étampes; Fontaine-Lavaganne, 1508 – Heilly, 1580), a fost amanta regelui Francisc I al Franței. Era fiica lui Adrien de Pisseleu, seigneur d'Heilly, un nobil picard care, odată cu ascensiunea fiicei sale la curte, a fost numit seigneur de Meudon , stăpân al apelor și pădurilor din Ile de France ...
Un réseau familial, les profits du pouvoir Il va sans dire que la duchesse d’Etampes reçoit de temps en temps force témoignages matériels de la largesse et de l’affection du roi, souvent sous la forme de biens et de terres confisquées à des personnages – et ils sont nombreux – condamnés au cours des perturbations 24 A. LE FERRON, De rebus gestis Gallorum, Paris, 1554, Livre VIII ...
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1508. Died: c. 1580. Anne de Pisseleu, duchess d’Étampes (born 1508—died c. 1580) was the mistress of King Francis I of France and the major supporter of the party of the Duke d’Orléans in opposition to that of the dauphin (the future Henry II). The daughter of a nobleman of Picardy, she came to court before 1522 as maid of honour to ...
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4 de may. de 2019 · Anne de Pisseleu d'Heilly. English: Anne de Pisseleu d'Heilly, duchesse d'Étampes (1508 – 1580), mistress of Francis I of France, was a daughter of Guillaume de Pisseleu, a nobleman of Picardy, who, with the rise of his daughter at court, was made seigneur of Meudon, master of waters and forests of Île de France, of Champagne and of Brie.
