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Etienne Agard De Champs <ref name="term_31598" />
<p> a French [[Jesuit]] and theologian, was born at [[Bourges]] in 1613; He taught theology in the College of [[Rheims]] and at Paris, was three times provincial and deputy of his order to the papal court, and died at La Fibche, July 31, 1701, leaving [[Disputatio]] de Libero Abitrio, etc. (Paris, 1642, 12mo; 1646): '''''—''''' Responsio ad Theriacam. Vincentii Lenis (ibid. 1648; Cologne, 1650): '''''—''''' Le [[Secret]] du Jansenisme Decouvert (1651): '''''—''''' De Haeresi Jansensiana (Paris, 1654, etc.): Quaestio Facti (ibid. 1660): Sanctus Augustianus Theologorum Aristoteles (published in the Selectce Orationes Panegyricae Societatis Jesu, Lyons, 1667): '''''—''''' Neuf Lettres sur la Grace, Addresses au Prince de [[Conti]] et Suivies de Reponses (Cologne, 1689, 12mo). See Hoefer, Nouv. Biog. G '''''É''''' n '''''É''''' rale, s.v. </p>

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