Bergerac
SAVINIEN CYRANO DE, a French 1619, distinguished for his courage, and for the number of his duels, more than nch author, born in Paris in a thousand, most of them fought on ac- 1619, distinguished for his courage, and died in 16 often crude, but full of invention, vigor, and wit, include a tragedy, "Agrippina," and a comedy, "The Pedant Tricked," ngs, which are from which Corneille and Molière have freely borrowed ideas; and his "Comical History of the States and Empires of the Sun and the Moon." He was made " the hero of a drama bearing his name, written by Edmond Rostand. 1655. His writings,