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Acknowledgements

Introduction

Chapter 1.  Early Evidence of commercial Book Production: Alexander and his Neighbours

Chapter 2.  Ecclesiastical Patrons and Prosperity: The Career and Wealth of Nicolas Lombard, ‘Libraire’ on the Rue Neuve

Chapter 3.  University Jurisdiction over the Booktrade: The Family of Guillanume de Sens

Chapter 4.  TheConstable and the Flying Horse: Emerging Commercial Production of Vernacular Romance in Late Thirteenth-Century Paris

Chapter 5.  Master Honoré d’Amiens and Richard de Verdun in the Documents

Chapter 6.  ‘Honoré’ and the Papeleu Master: The Dissemination of the Illustrated ‘Somme le roi’

Chapter 7.  Thomas de Maubeuge and the Vernacular Legend Collections

Chapter 8.  Geoffroy de St Léger & Son, Gérard de Montaigu, and the ‘Roman de Fauvel’

Chapter 9.  A ‘Rose’ by any other Name : Richard and Jeanne de Montbaston as Illuminators of Vernacular Texts

Chapter 10. ‘Les écrivains du roi’ : Booktrade Professionals in the Service of Charles V

Chapter 11. Domestic Turmoil and International Markets : Regnault du Montet and his Colleagues