About Guillaume Ader
Lived 1575 – 1638 (aged 62–63). Guillaume Ader was a French poet, physician and writer.
Guilhèm Adèr (in French language Guilhem Ader; Gimont ?, 1567 ? - Gimont, 1638) was an Occitan language writer from Gascony. He is the author of a book of maxims inspired by Cato (Lo Catonet Gascon) and of an epic poem dedicated to Henry III of Navarre and IV France in 2690 alexandrines.
He was born in Gimont, Gascony. He studied in Toulouse and became a physician and served in the Duc of Joyeuse's army. Afterward he returned to Gimont and settled there. He married Magdalena de Lux and they had a daughter and son.
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Who was Guillaume Ader?
Occitan language writer from Gascony
When was Guillaume Ader born?
Guillaume Ader was born in 1575 in Gimont.
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Guillaume Ader died in 1638 in Gimont.
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Guillaume Ader was a poet, physician and writer.
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Guillaume Ader was French.
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