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Scelerat

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Scel´er`at
n.1.A villain; a criminal.


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Rohmer, now nearing 90, has remained active and moderately bankable this long in a career that spans more than half a century, from Journal d’un scelerat in 1950 to L’Anglaise et le Duc (The Lady and the Duke) in 2001 and Triple Agent in 2004.
C'est pourquoi, sous saint Louis, frere Robert, grand inquisiteur, qui etait un scelerat, fut accuse juridiquement d'etre un boulgare par les communes de Picardie.
 
 
 
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