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Louis Dutens (15 January 1730 – 23 May 1812) was a French writer born in Tours, of Protestant parents, who lived most of his life in Britain or in British service on the continent. He went to London, where his uncle was a jeweller, and there obtained a situation as tutor in a private family. In this position he learnt mathematics, Greek, Italian, Spanish and several oriental languages. He took orders, and was appointed chaplain and secretary to the English minister at the court of Turin in October 1758. From 1760 to 1762, he was chargé d'affaires at Turin. Lord Bute, before retiring from office in 1763, procured him a pension. He again went to Turin as chargé d'affaires; and during this second mission he collected and published an edition of the works of Leibniz (Gothofridi Guillemi Leibni

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rdfs:comment	Louis Dutens (* 15. Januar 1730 in Tours; † 23. Mai 1812 in London) war ein französischer Schriftsteller. Louis Dutens wurde am 15. Januar 1730 in Tours geboren. Er wurde Sekretär und Kaplan des britischen Gesandten in Turin, , dann Mitglied der Akademie der Inschriften in Paris und der Royal Society in London. Später wurde er auch Historiograph des Königs von England und starb am 23. Mai 1812 in London. Der Bauingenieur und Nationalökonom Joseph-Michel Dutens war sein Neffe. (de) Louis Dutens, né à Tours le 15 janvier 1730 et mort à Londres le 23 mai 1812, est un écrivain, philologue et numismate français, historiographe du roi de Grande-Bretagne. « Grand voyageur, il a contribué à répandre ce « cosmopolitisme » qui est un des caractères essentiels de la littérature et des mœurs dans la deuxième moitié du XVIIIe siècle. » (fr) Louis Dutens (15 Januari 1730 – 23 Mei 1812) adalah seorang penulis Prancis yang lahir di Tours, dari orang tua Protestan. Ia tinggal selama hidupnya di Britania atau dalam layanan Britania pada kontinen. (in) Louis Dutens (Tours, 15 gennaio 1730 – Londra, 23 maggio 1812) è stato uno scrittore, traduttore, filologo, numismatico e storiografo francese naturalizzato britannico. (it) Louis Dutens (ur. 15 stycznia 1730 w Tours - zm. 23 maja 1812 w Londynie) – francuski pisarz. W młodości wyjechał do Londynu, gdzie jego stryj był jubilerem. Tam nauczył się greki, matematyki, włoskiego, hiszpańskiego oraz języków orientalnych. W czasie pobytu w Turynie zebrał i opublikował kompletne wydanie dzieł Leibnitza (Genewa, 6 vols., 1768) i napisał "Recherches sur l'origine des découvertes attribuées aux modernes" (1766) Napisał również "Histoire de ce quic'est passe pour le retablissement d'une gegence en Angleterre" (Londyn 1789) i inne. (pl) Луи Дютан (фр. Louis Dutens; 15 января 1730, Тур, Эндр и Луара, Франция — 23 мая 1812, Лондон, Великобритания) — французский писатель, дипломат, учёный, историк, нумизмат. Член Академии надписей и изящной словесности и Лондонского королевского общества. (ru) Louis Dutens (15. ledna 1730, Tours – 23. května 1812, Londýn) byl francouzský spisovatel. Narodil se protestantským rodičům v Tours. Jako dospělý se odstěhoval do Londýna, kde pracoval jeho strýc jako klenotník, a získal zde místo soukromého vychovatele. Sám se učil matematice, řečtině, italštině, španělštině a orientálním jazykům. V říjnu 1758 byl jmenován kaplanem a sekretářem anglického vyslance u dvora v Turíně. Později zde zastával funkci zmocněnce. * Du miroir ardent d'Archimede, 1775 (cs) Louis DUTENS (naskiĝis la 15-an de januaro 1730 en Tours; mortis la 23-an de majo 1812 en Londono) estis franca verkisto, filologo, fakulo pri moneroj kaj historiisto de la reĝo de la Unuiĝinta Reĝlando. Liaj gepatroj estis kalvinanoj kaj pro tiuj siaj religiaj opinioj li forlasas Francion kaj rifuĝas en Londono, kie lia onklo estas juvelisto. Tie Louis Dutens eklaboras kiel edukanto. Li studas matematikon kaj orientajn lingvojn, lernas la grekan, italan kaj hispanan. En 1758 li iĝas vikario anglikana kaj sekretario de la brita ministro , ambasadoro en Torino. Lia nevo estas . (eo) Louis Dutens (15 January 1730 – 23 May 1812) was a French writer born in Tours, of Protestant parents, who lived most of his life in Britain or in British service on the continent. He went to London, where his uncle was a jeweller, and there obtained a situation as tutor in a private family. In this position he learnt mathematics, Greek, Italian, Spanish and several oriental languages. He took orders, and was appointed chaplain and secretary to the English minister at the court of Turin in October 1758. From 1760 to 1762, he was chargé d'affaires at Turin. Lord Bute, before retiring from office in 1763, procured him a pension. He again went to Turin as chargé d'affaires; and during this second mission he collected and published an edition of the works of Leibniz (Gothofridi Guillemi Leibni (en)
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