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French writer, poet, literary critic, and member of the Pléiade (1522–1560)
Also known as: non ses te par unechinoi, Du Bellay, Жоашен дю Белле, جواشان دو بيليه, 조아생 뒤 벨레, ジョアシャン・デュ・ベレー
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- Regrets (1967)
- On the death of Henry II, Epitaphs, Xenia, and the Testamentary elegy (2006)
- Topographia antiquae Romae
- Poetry & language in 16th-century France
- The Amores of Faustina, Latin epigrams, and elegies of Joachim du Bellay (2004)