Molière

Molière, the playwright, is said to have been buried on site.

The key to their success is the language they speak, but not necessarily that of Camus or Molière.

Aristophanes has furnished jests for Rabelais, hints to Swift, and humor for Molière.

Last of all came the conventional scene from Molière's "L'Avare."

Various unfortunate undertakings, such as the publication of new editions of "La Fontaine" and "Molière," plunged him into debt.

Molière, the great French dramatist, presents a study which should fill more than one meeting.

With us Parisians this returning of keepsakes has been out of fashion since the days of Molière and Le dépit amoureux.