Le monde du livre et l’Université de Paris (xvie-xviie siècles) : l’apport des Acta rectoria

The Acta rectoria record the name and origin of every student in the University of Paris from the 1520s to the 1630s. This series of manuscript leaflets also mentions the sworn officers who worked for the University as messengers, craftsmen or merchants. It is an interesting source to study the rel...

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第一著者: Jimenes, Rémi
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出版事項: 2017
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spelling cairn-BUBIB_366_0068BUBIBBulletin du bibliophile https://shs.cairn.info/revue-bulletin-du-bibliophile-2017-2-page-270?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/bubib.366.0068 Le monde du livre et l’Université de Paris (xvie-xviie siècles) : l’apport des Acta rectoria Jimenes, Rémi2017 fre Bulletin du bibliophile | - | 2 | 2017-01-02 | p. 270-291 | 0399-9742 BUBIB_36687 The Acta rectoria record the name and origin of every student in the University of Paris from the 1520s to the 1630s. This series of manuscript leaflets also mentions the sworn officers who worked for the University as messengers, craftsmen or merchants. It is an interesting source to study the relations between the University, representing the moral authority in the 16th century, and the book trades. But it is also a source of major interest for the prosopography, as it gives a lot of information about parisian booksellers. This paper provides the full transcription of 165 records related to the book trades. It deals with almost 200 printers, booksellers, bookbinders, paper and parchment makers.Cairn restricted access
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description The Acta rectoria record the name and origin of every student in the University of Paris from the 1520s to the 1630s. This series of manuscript leaflets also mentions the sworn officers who worked for the University as messengers, craftsmen or merchants. It is an interesting source to study the relations between the University, representing the moral authority in the 16th century, and the book trades. But it is also a source of major interest for the prosopography, as it gives a lot of information about parisian booksellers. This paper provides the full transcription of 165 records related to the book trades. It deals with almost 200 printers, booksellers, bookbinders, paper and parchment makers.
author Jimenes, Rémi
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Le monde du livre et l’Université de Paris (xvie-xviie siècles) : l’apport des Acta rectoria
author_facet Jimenes, Rémi
author_sort Jimenes, Rémi
title Le monde du livre et l’Université de Paris (xvie-xviie siècles) : l’apport des Acta rectoria
title_short Le monde du livre et l’Université de Paris (xvie-xviie siècles) : l’apport des Acta rectoria
title_full Le monde du livre et l’Université de Paris (xvie-xviie siècles) : l’apport des Acta rectoria
title_fullStr Le monde du livre et l’Université de Paris (xvie-xviie siècles) : l’apport des Acta rectoria
title_full_unstemmed Le monde du livre et l’Université de Paris (xvie-xviie siècles) : l’apport des Acta rectoria
title_sort le monde du livre et l’université de paris (xvie-xviie siècles) : l’apport des acta rectoria
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