Louis Maigret (or Meigret) was the author of the Traité de la Grammaire française, which was published in 1550. This was the first grammatical description of (Middle) French.

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• Malmberg, Bertil (1991). Histoire de la linguistique: de Sumer à Saussure (1. éd ed.). Paris: Presses universitaires de France. ISBN 9782130433576.
• R. C. Alston, ed. (1969). Le Trette De La Grammere Francoeze. La Reponse. Defenses. Reponse. Scolar Press. facsimile reprint

• French grammar – Grammar of the French language
• Valentin Ickelshamer – German grammarian