Bio-bibliographie

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A bio-bibliography is a bibliography that includes biographical notes about the authors listed, or a short biography focused on the biographee's bibliography. Ulysse Chevalier, a French priest and scholar, authored significant bibliographical works in medieval history. His R\u00e9pertoire des sources historiques du moyen \u00e2ge includes a Bio-bibliographie (1877\u201388), which details historical figures from the first 1500 years CE mentioned in printed works. This is distinct from Albert Chevalier, an actor known for his Cockney dialect songs about London life.123

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Ulysse Chevalier
…published in two parts: the Bio-bibliographie, 1877–88, and the Topo-bibliographie, 1894–1903. The former contains information on all historical personages alive between the years 1 and 1500 who are mentioned in printed books, and the latter contains place-names and other information. Chevalier was himself a professor at Lyon from 1887.
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…published in two parts: the Bio-bibliographie, 1877–88, and the Topo-bibliographie, 1894–1903. The former contains information on all historical personages alive between the years 1 and 1500 who are mentioned in printed books, and the latter contains place-names and other information. Chevalier was himself a professor at Lyon from 1887.
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