Jean-Marie-Bernard Clément (25 December 1742 in Dijon – 3 February 1812 in Paris) was a French writer and translator.

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Works

• 1771: Observations critiques sur la nouvelle traduction en vers françois des Géorgiques de Virgile, et sur les poèmes des Saisons, de la Déclamation et de la Peinture ;
• 1772: Nouvelles observations critiques sur différents sujets de littérature ;
• 1773–1776: Lettres à M. de Voltaire (9 letters overall) ;
• 1774: Les Francs-maçons, comedy;
• 1779: Médée, 3 acts tragedy ;
• 1784: De la Tragédie, pour servir de suite aux lettres à Voltaire ;
• 1785: Essais de critique sur la littérature ancienne et moderne ;
• 1786: Satires ;
• 1786: Projet de règlement sur la manière de tenir, à l’avenir, les soi-disant philosophes ;
• 1788: Petit dictionnaire de la cour et de la ville ;
• 1801: Tableau annuel de la littérature française, 5 parts.

External links

• Jean-Marie-Bernard Clément on Data.bnf.fr
• His plays and their presentations on CÉSAR
• Médée, sur la bibliothèque numérique Gallica
• Works by or about Jean-Marie-Bernard Clément at Internet Archive

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[de] Jean-Marie-Bernard Clément

[ru] Клеман, Жан Мари Бернар