Philippus Brietius
Philippus Brietius (in French, Philippe Briet) (1601–1668) was a seventeenth-century French Jesuit historian and cartographer.
List of works
- Acute dicta omnium veterum Latinorum poetarum opus editum ad usum serenissimi Ducis Guisii . . . de omnibus iisdem poeticis syntagma. Paris, F. Muguet, 1664
- Theatre Geographique de l'Europe... Paris, Pierre Mariette.
- Parallela Geogr. Veterus et Novae 1648, Atlas 1653.
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External links
- La partie Occidentale de la Grande Aquitaine
- Imperium Romanum. Auth. Phil. Briet e Societ Iesu (1650)
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