Le Temple des Messins is an epic poem by Bernardin Pierron, reproduced from the French translation with notes by F.-M. Chabert. Originally published in Metz in 1779 by Collignon, this edition revives a significant work of 18th-century French literature. Pierron's poem offers a fascinating glimpse into the historical and cultural landscape of Metz. This edition makes the text accessible to contemporary readers interested in historical French poetry and the literary heritage of the Lorraine region. A valuable addition to any collection of French literature, it provides insights into the poetic styles and historical concerns of its time.

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