Abstract
En etudiant la place que tiennent quelques textes medievaux celebres dans un corpus de 148 catalogues de bibliotheques privees publies en France entre 1650 et 1750, cet article s’interroge sur la perception et reception a l’epoque moderne de ce que l’on appelle generalement la « litterature medievale ». L’article propose en meme temps une reflexion critique sur l’utilisation des catalogues imprimes de bibliotheques privees comme source pour l’histoire du livre.
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