du Bellay

[ doo buh-ley, dyoo; French dy be-ley ]

noun

1. Jo·a·chim [zhaw-, a, -, keem]. Bellay, Joachim du.

du Bellay

/ dy bɛlɛ /

noun

1. See Bellay

Example Sentences

Du Bellay here refers to the unhappy political state of France during his short life of thirty-six years.

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He was afterwards attached to the suite of Cardinal du Bellay-Langey.

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On the 18th June, Du Bellay writes that it had made its appearance within these four days.

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Du Bellay writes again in July that only four men in Wolseys great house remained well.

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Pettie, as we see, wished Du Bellay's advice to be followed, and Rome to be "plundered."

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