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Guyart des Moulins
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Guyart des Moulins

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  • Gutenberg Bible
    biblical literature
    / French versions

    …the end of that century Guyart des Moulins executed his Bible historiale. Both works served as the basis of future redactions, of which the Bible printed in Paris (date given variously as 1487, 1496, or 1498) by order of King Charles VIII is a good example.

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    …the end of that century Guyart des Moulins executed his Bible historiale. Both works served as the basis of future redactions, of which the Bible printed in Paris (date given variously as 1487, 1496, or 1498) by order of King Charles VIII is a good example.

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