Michel Marot

See also: Marot

Michel Marot , was only sons of Clément Marot, poet French.

One is unaware of which was his mother, in which place and in which year it was born and died, at which age he arrived, and which were the actions of its life. All that one knows, it is that it was page of Marguerite de France, and that it made some stay with Ferrare. With the name which it carried, it was believed apparently obliged to also compose of the worms; but fortunately it made only one small number of it, who were initially printed with the Contredits with Nostradamus , of Antoine Couillard sior of House, Paris, 1560, in-8°; onles reprinted following the Poésies of Jean Marot, its grandfather, Paris, 1723, and of those of Clement Marot, $the Hague, vol. in-4°, and 6 vol. in-12.

It had taken for currency: Sad and pensive . One cannot judge according to his worms if he thought much; but it is seen there that indeed it was rather sad: it felt sorry for its misfortune there, and acknowledges, by it proving, that it has neither the grace, nor the audacity, such as his/her father had.

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