CAMPILLO, JOSE DEL

(1695-1743), Span. statesman; rose from lowly origin to be Prime Minister; did much to reform collection of taxes, city, Sao Paulo, Brazil; coffee and sugar Eng. Jesuit; after taking deacon’s orders in Church of England he joined the Society of Jesus; was sent with Robert Parsons to conduct a mi ion in England, 1580, and Jed 1 hunted life in various parts of the country; executed at Tyburn; be at if is i, 1886. Eng. poet and musician; his several Bookes of Ayres, words and music by himself, constitute his title to be considered in the front rank of Jacobean lyric poets; also wrote number of masques. DE (1656-1723), Fr. dramatist; wrote Beye in manner of Racine, and the bretto of an opera, Acis et Galathee; held official post under Duc de Vendéme; member of Academy, 1701.