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Anne Dacier (Rogier)
ANNE DACIER (nee Lefebre) French Greek scholar and translator Date: 1654 - 1720
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1654 1720 Anne Rogier Scholar Translator Dacier
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Estimated Product Size is 40cm x 40cm (15.7" x 15.7")
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EDITORS COMMENTS
Anne Dacier, born Anne Lefebre in 1654, was a renowned French scholar and translator, best known for her groundbreaking work in bringing the authenticity of ancient Greek texts to the forefront of European scholarship during the late 17th and early 18th centuries. Dacier's passion for Greek literature began at a young age, and she dedicated her life to studying and translating the works of the ancient Greek authors, particularly Homer and Sophocles. This portrait of Anne Dacier, taken around 1680, captures the intellectual intensity and determination of this remarkable woman. With a focused gaze and a quill pen in hand, Dacier appears deeply immersed in her work, embodying the dedication and commitment required to bring the classics to life for future generations. Dacier's translations were a significant departure from the prevailing interpretations of Greek texts during her time, which were often heavily influenced by Latin and Renaissance ideals. Her meticulous scholarship and unwavering commitment to accuracy earned her both admiration and controversy. Some critics accused her of being too literal in her translations, while others hailed her for her fidelity to the original texts. Despite the criticism, Dacier's work laid the foundation for a more accurate understanding of ancient Greek literature in Europe. Her translations were widely read and influenced the work of other scholars, including Voltaire and Rousseau. Dacier's legacy as a pioneering scholar and translator continues to be celebrated, and her contributions to the study of Greek literature remain an essential part of European intellectual history. Anne Dacier passed away in 1720, leaving behind a rich and enduring legacy that continues to inspire and inform our understanding of the ancient Greek classics.
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