Étienne Pasquier
1529–1615
· lived 86 years
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Étienne Pasquier was a French jurist and humanist, known for being one of the main historians of French law. He served as advocate-general in the Parliament of Paris and was an important intellectual of the Renaissance.
n. 1529-06-07, Paris · m. 1615-09-01, Paris
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Born in Paris, Étienne Pasquier dedicated his life to the study and defense of French law, becoming a prominent figure in the legal and intellectual scene of his time. His work "Recherches de la France" is a landmark in French historiography, analyzing the origins and evolution of the kingdom's institutions. Pasquier was known for his erudition, his critical spirit, and his commitment to historical truth and justice. He was a defender of the French language and a humanist who sought to reconcile ancient knowledge with the needs of his time.
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