He translated the first book of Lucretius' De Rerum Natura, and also wrote several essays, including "Pascal on True Religion."
He translated the first book of Lucretius' De Rerum Natura, and also wrote several essays, including "Pascal on True Religion." His association with the Conférence la Bruyère, a student society, encouraged him to write more poetry, collections of which include Destinies and Revolt of the Flowers. His more famous poems include "Justice" and "Happiness", although he may be best known for the lyrics in Stanzas and Poems, which included the poems "Trials," "Solitudes," and "The Broken Vase." FTP, name this member of the French Parnassian movement and winner of the first Nobel Prize in Literature.
He translated the first book of Lucretius' De Rerum Natura, and also wrote several essays, including "Pascal on True Religion."
Sully {Prudhomme} or René-François-Armand {Prudhomme}