Jean-Baptiste Girard (priest)
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'''Jean-Baptiste Girard''' (1680-1733), a [[French jesuit]], born in [[Dole (Jura)|Dole]] in the [[Jura (département)|Jura]]. | '''Jean-Baptiste Girard''' (1680-1733), a [[French jesuit]], born in [[Dole (Jura)|Dole]] in the [[Jura (département)|Jura]]. |
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Jean-Baptiste Girard (1680-1733), a French jesuit, born in Dole in the Jura.
The novel Thérèse philosophe was devoted to recounting the relationship between Girard and Catherine Cadière.
Their highly-publicized trial was held before the parliament of Aix in 1731.
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