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of Lit., p. 31. Thénard (tā-när'), Louis Jacques. Born at Louptière, near Nogent-sur-Seine, France, May 4, 1777: died at Paris, June 21, 1857. A French chemist, profe or in the Collège de France: baron and peer of France. He discovered Thénard's blue, etc. He wrote "Traité élémentaire de chimie" (1813). He worked in connection with Gay-Lu ac. Theobald (thē'ō-bâld). Died 1161. An English prelate, archbishop of Canterbury 1139-61. Theobald, Lewis. Born at Sitting bourne, Kent, England: died 1774. An English playwright, translator, Shaksperian commentator, and historical writer. He published "Shakspere Restored," abusing Pope (1726), and edited Shakspere (1733). He was the original hero of Pope's "Dunciad," as a revenge for "Shakspere Restored." Theocritus (the-ok'ri-tus). [Gr. Θεόκριτος .] Born at Syracuse: lived in the 3d century B. с. А famous Greek idyllic poet. He lived in Syracuse, Cos, and Alexandria. His idyls represent the life of herdsmen, shepherds, and fishermen.