Marie de Médicis
[ ma-reeduhmey-dee-sees ]
noun
1573–1642, queen of Henry IV of France: regent 1610–17.
- Italian Maria de Medici.
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How to use Marie de Médicis in a sentence
He painted the history of Marie de Medicis in the series of colossal pictures now in the Louvre.
Quentin Durward | Sir Walter ScottShe seceded from court because the court was swaggering and hurly-burly, with florid Marie-de-Medicis at its head.
The House in Good Taste | Elsie de WolfeIt is a masterpiece, painted for Marie de Medicis, and afterwards sold by her in the days of her distress.
The Hidden Masterpiece | Honore de BalzacThis practice began in the days of Marie de Medicis, when a chancellor's wife happened to be in great favour.
The Memoirs of the Louis XIV. and The Regency, Complete | Elizabeth-Charlotte, Duchesse d'OrleansMarie de Medicis prolonged her stay in England nearly three years.
Agnes Strickland's Queens of England, Vol. II. (of III) | Rosalie Kaufman
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