Jean-Maximilien Lucas (died 1697) was a French bookseller and publisher, resident in the Netherlands from around 1667.
[1] Lucas was born in Rouen at an uncertain date, 1636 or 1646.
Internal evidence shows it was a production of the period immediately after Spinoza's death.
Pierre Bayle drew on it, in manuscript, access being provided by Jan Rieuwertsz junior.
[1][2] Lucas also was involved in production of clandestine journals in French, directed against Louis XIV.