Philothée O'Neddy

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Philothée O'Neddy (1811, Paris -1875, Paris), born Théophile Auguste Marie Dondey de Santeny, was a French poet. He was an associate of the Romantic movement, and one of the original "Bohemians". He is known for his 1831 collection Feu et flamme. He also wrote fiction, such as Histoire d'un anneau enchanté (1842).

Philothée O'Neddy

Born	Théophile Auguste Marie Dondey de Santeny 1811 Paris, France
Died	1875 Paris, France
Education	Lycée Louis-Le-Grand
Occupation	Poet

Life and career

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O'Neddy is born in 1811 in Paris. He studied at the Lycée Louis-Le-Grand^[1].

References

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^ "Philothée O'Neddy (auteur de Feu et Flamme)". Babelio (in French). Retrieved 2024-11-05.

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