Agrippa

The father of Agrippa d'Aubign was, as his son informs us, one of the commissioners sent on this occasion to Guyenne.

But his intimate follower, Agrippa d'Aubign, would have been likely to give him as authority, had this been the case.

The conclusions which Agrippa drew were not so strange to the eyes of his contemporaries as they are to ours.

A foolish fellow entered Agrippa's study, and raised the devil therein during the magician's absence.