Jean-Baptiste Surian

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Jean-Baptiste Surian (20 September 1670, Saint-Chamas – 3 August 1754) was a French Oratorian and preacher who became bishop of Vence. He was elected to the Académie française in 1733.

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Biography—Academie francaise

Académie française Seat 25

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Name	Surian
Alternative names
Short description	French bishop
Date of birth	1670
Place of birth	Saint-Chamas
Date of death	1754
Place of death

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