This man's nephew, Georges, produced a ridiculed 1654 translation of Pharsalia.
This man's nephew, Georges, produced a ridiculed 1654 translation of Pharsalia. Known as "Echon," he, along with Daniel and Davost, was based out of Ihonatiria. Slain alongside Gabriel Lalement, this man had his blood drank by his captors, who wanted to absorb his courage. This man may have coined the name for "lacrosse" and his skull is in a silver bust in a Quebec seminary. For 10 points, name this French Jesuit known for his work with the Huron and who is the male patron saint of Canada.
This man's nephew, Georges, produced a ridiculed 1654 translation of Pharsalia.
Saint Jean de Brebeuf [or just Jean]