Crossword-Solution: POSTEL 6 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 8

Wild books, like William Postel’s “Three Marvellous Triumphs of Women,” are “curious.” Freakish books, like macaronic poetry, written in a medley of languages, are curious.

With Postel the celebrated jurisconsult Stephen Pasquier was quite in accord, and in his work called _Recherches sur la France_, he writes that 'never had any one saved France so opportunely or so well as did this Maid.' In 1576 a book was published by the magistrates of Orleans relating to the siege of their town, in which all honour was given to the heroine for the part she had taken in its delivery.

Hervas says that Duret repeats the mistakes of Postel, Bibliander, and other writers of the sixteenth century.

The poets were named Bressand of Wolfenbüttel, who was inspired by the French theatre, and Christian Postel, whom Chrysander calls very complacently a German Metastasio.

Whilst Postel and Schott had been at the head of the Hamburg Opera the Italian language had been kept within bounds,[51] but since Keiser had become Director he had changed all that.