Anatole France

13 books on BookJumpr, mentioned 4 times in other books.

Books by Anatole France

• Vie de Jeanne d'Arc: mentioned in 1 book
• Penguin Island (1908): mentions 9 books, mentioned in 1 book
• Thaïs (1890): mentions 2 books
• The Gods Are Athirst (1912): mentions 7 books
• The Red Lily (1894): mentions 4 books
• The Aspirations of Jean Servien (1882): mentions 12 books
• The Elm-Tree on the Mall (1897): mentions 8 books
• The Wicker-Work Woman (1897): mentions 10 books
• The Amethyst Ring (1899): mentions 10 books
• Monsieur Bergeret in Paris (1901): mentions 1 book
• The Well of Saint Clare (1895): mentions 9 books
• The Crime of Sylvester Bonnard: mentioned in 1 book
• The Revolt of the Angels: mentioned in 1 book

Quotes from Anatole France's books, and about them

• Penguin Island on The Divine Comedy: “imaginary descriptions, like Dante Alighieri's 'Divine Comedy,' of the supposed abode of the dead”
• Penguin Island on Natural History: “We have vainly sought for this phrase in Pliny's 'Natural History.'”
• Penguin Island on The Aeneid: “the poet Virgil demonstrated in his 'Aeneid'”
• Penguin Island on Eclogues: “In truth I have not in my fourth Eclogue betrayed the faith of my ancestors; 'JAM REDIT ET VIRGO'”
• Penguin Island on The Voyage of St. Brendan: “we may mention 'The Voyage of St. Brendan' ... imaginary descriptions of the supposed abode of the dead”
• Penguin Island on The Vision of Albericus: “'The Vision of Albericus' ... imaginary descriptions of the supposed abode of the dead”
• Penguin Island on St. Patrick's Purgatory: “and 'St. Patrick's Purgatory,' imaginary descriptions of the supposed abode of the dead”
• Penguin Island on Philosophical, Political, and Critical History of Christianity: “the third volume of his 'Philosophical, Political, and Critical History of Christianity'”
• Penguin Island on Memoirs of Jacques Casanova: “the skeleton of a dragon ... a proof that the dragon is not a fabulous animal.—Memoirs of Jacques Casanova, Paris, 1843”
• Thaïs on Lucius, or The Ass: “We divert ourselves with them, as we do with the stories of _The Ass_, _The Tub_, and _The Ephesian Matron_, or any other Milesian fable.”

Authors Anatole France's books mention

• Anonymous (6): Penguin Island mentions The Voyage of St. Brendan, The Vision of Albericus, St. Patrick's Purgatory; The Red Lily mentions A Thousand and One Nights; The Amethyst Ring mentions Les Cent Nouvelles Nouvelles; Monsieur Bergeret in Paris mentions A Thousand and One Nights
• Dante Alighieri (3): Penguin Island mentions The Divine Comedy; The Red Lily mentions The Divine Comedy; The Well of Saint Clare mentions The Divine Comedy
• Virgil (3): Penguin Island mentions The Aeneid, Eclogues; The Wicker-Work Woman mentions The Aeneid
• Emmanuel de Las Cases (2): The Red Lily mentions The Memorial of Saint Helena; The Well of Saint Clare mentions Mémorial de Sainte-Hélène
• Francois Rabelais (2): The Red Lily mentions Pantagruel; The Elm-Tree on the Mall mentions Gargantua and Pantagruel
• Giovanni Boccaccio (2): The Amethyst Ring mentions The Decameron; The Well of Saint Clare mentions The Decameron
• Jean de La Fontaine (2): The Aspirations of Jean Servien mentions Fables; The Amethyst Ring mentions Contes et Nouvelles en vers
• Jean Racine (2): The Aspirations of Jean Servien mentions Mithridate; The Elm-Tree on the Mall mentions Phèdre
• Miguel de Cervantes (2): The Elm-Tree on the Mall mentions Don Quixote; The Wicker-Work Woman mentions Don Quixote
• Voltaire (2): The Gods Are Athirst mentions La Pucelle; The Aspirations of Jean Servien mentions Dictionnaire Philosophique
• Abbé Prévost (1): The Aspirations of Jean Servien mentions Manon Lescaut
• Antoine François Prévost (1): The Elm-Tree on the Mall mentions Histoire Générale des Voyages
• Antoine Le Métel d'Ouville (1): The Wicker-Work Woman mentions Les Contes aux heures perdues
• Aristides of Miletus (1): The Wicker-Work Woman mentions Milesian Tales
• Bernardin de Saint-Pierre (1): The Amethyst Ring mentions Les Vœux d'un solitaire
• Bonaventure des Périers (1): The Wicker-Work Woman mentions Cymbalum Mundi
• Casimir Delavigne (1): The Aspirations of Jean Servien mentions Les Enfants d'Édouard
• Charles François Lhomond (1): The Wicker-Work Woman mentions Élémens de la grammaire française
• Charles Rollin (1): The Aspirations of Jean Servien mentions The Ancient History
• Charles-Francois Dupuis (1): The Gods Are Athirst mentions Memoir on the Origin of the Constellations
• Cicero (1): The Well of Saint Clare mentions Orations
• Comte de Mirabeau (1): The Gods Are Athirst mentions An Essay on Despotism
• Daniel Defoe (1): The Amethyst Ring mentions Robinson Crusoe
• Émile Zola (1): The Elm-Tree on the Mall mentions La Terre
• Eugène Scribe (1): The Aspirations of Jean Servien mentions Adrienne Lecouvreur
• Giacomo Casanova (1): Penguin Island mentions Memoirs of Jacques Casanova
• Giorgio Vasari (1): The Well of Saint Clare mentions Lives of the Most Excellent Painters
• Guillaume Bouchet (1): The Wicker-Work Woman mentions Les Serées
• Horace (1): The Well of Saint Clare mentions Odes
• Jean-François de La Harpe (1): The Amethyst Ring mentions Cours de littérature
• Jean-Louis Laya (1): The Gods Are Athirst mentions L'Ami des Lois
• Jean-Paul Marat (1): The Gods Are Athirst mentions The Chains of Slavery
• Karl Otfried Müller (1): The Amethyst Ring mentions Handbuch der Archäologie der Kunst
• Laurence Sterne (1): The Elm-Tree on the Mall mentions Tristram Shandy
• Louis de Potter (1): Penguin Island mentions Philosophical, Political, and Critical History of Christianity
• Louis-Antoine-François de Marchangy (1): The Amethyst Ring mentions La Gaule poétique
• Louis-Pierre Anquetil (1): The Aspirations of Jean Servien mentions History of France
• Louise de Keralio (1): The Gods Are Athirst mentions The Crimes of Queens
• Lucian (1): Thaïs mentions Lucius, or The Ass
• Marcus Aurelius (1): The Wicker-Work Woman mentions Meditations
• Marie-Joseph Chenier (1): The Well of Saint Clare mentions La Promenade
• Mario Uchard (1): The Aspirations of Jean Servien mentions La Fiammina
• Niccolo Buonaparte (1): The Well of Saint Clare mentions La Vedova
• Nicolas de Cholières (1): The Wicker-Work Woman mentions Les Matinées
• Noël du Fail (1): The Wicker-Work Woman mentions Les Contes et Discours d'Eutrapel
• Petronius (1): Thaïs mentions The Widow of Ephesus
• Pierre Corneille (1): The Aspirations of Jean Servien mentions Rodogune
• Plato (1): The Well of Saint Clare mentions Symposium
• Pliny the Elder (1): Penguin Island mentions Natural History
• Sébastien Le Prestre de Vauban (1): The Amethyst Ring mentions Projet d'une dîme royale
• Sylvain Marechal (1): The Gods Are Athirst mentions The Last Judgment of Kings
• Thomas a Kempis (1): The Elm-Tree on the Mall mentions The Imitation of Christ
• Thomas Carlyle (1): The Elm-Tree on the Mall mentions Sartor Resartus
• Thomas of Celano (1): The Amethyst Ring mentions Dies Irae
• Torquato Tasso (1): The Aspirations of Jean Servien mentions Gerusalemme Liberata
• Vittorio Alfieri (1): The Aspirations of Jean Servien mentions Myrrha

Authors who mention Anatole France

• F. Scott Fitzgerald (2): Tales of the Jazz Age mentions The Crime of Sylvester Bonnard; Flappers and Philosophers mentions The Revolt of the Angels
• G. K. Chesterton (1): Orthodoxy mentions Vie de Jeanne d'Arc
• Gabriel García Márquez (1): Love in the Time of Cholera mentions Penguin Island