Jean Le Noir (theologian)

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Jean Le Noir (1622, Alençon - 22 April 1692, in prison, in the château de Nantes) was a French theologian and canon lawyer.

Title page of Le Noir's Nouvelles Lumières politiques pour le gouvernement de l’Église.

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