File:Cyrano de Bergerac01.jpg
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English: Cyrano de Bergerac (1619 – 1655) French dramatist and soldier, author of The Comical History of the States and Empires of the Moon and The Comical History of the States and the Empires of the Sun. Legend: La terre me fut importune / Je pris mon eſsort vers les Cieux / J'y vis le Soleil, et la Lune / Et maintenant J'y vois les Dieux. |
| Date | First Half of the 17th Century |
| Source | Émile Magne, Le Cyrano de l'Histoire : Les erreurs de documentation de "Cyrano de Bergerac", Paris : Dujarric & Cie. 1903. |
| Author | ZH pinxit W. delin. et Sculpsit |
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