Mohammed Dib Printemps

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religious verse. After the Pléiade The influence of the Pléiade lasted several decades and is noticeable in the love poetry of Amadis Jamyn (?1540–93), one-time secretary to Ronsard who also inspired d’Aubignac’s early lyrical collection, Le Printemps (c.1571–3; publ. 1874). None, however, matched the ‘prince of poets’, though in his lifetime Philippe Desportes (1546–1606) was better rewarded by Henri III and found more favour in the salon of the Maréchale de Retz. His neo-Petrarchist sonnets