Note 319 — VI. OF THE GIFTS OF FORTUNE.
Henri Van Laun translation
Libertin, in the original, which first meant a man of free-and-easy manners, came to be chiefly used in the second half of the seventeenth century for a “freethinker.”
Henri Van Laun translation
Libertin, in the original, which first meant a man of free-and-easy manners, came to be chiefly used in the second half of the seventeenth century for a “freethinker.”