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Migeot, Gaspard (1630-1703)
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Migeot, Gaspard (1630-1703)

Activity started20/04/1630
Activity ended22/04/1703
LanguagesMultiple languages, French, Latin
NationalityBelgium
Lieu de naissance Mons (Belgique). Lieu de décès Mons (Belgique)
Mons
Ardet amans spe nixa fides
Variante(s) de prénom : Gaspar. - Imprimeur-libraire. - Natif de Mons. Fils d'un huissier de la Souveraine Cour de Mons. "Garçon" du libraire parisien Charles Savreux, il est emprisonné en fév. 1656 avec son maître pour avoir imprimé la première "Provinciale" de Blaise Pascal. En apprentissage chez Charles Savreux à partir du 28 fév. 1658. Nommé huissier de la Souveraine Cour de Mons en avril 1662. Reçu imprimeur et libraire à Mons par lettres patentes du 7 déc. 1663. Obtient en juillet 1666 un privilège royal de 6 ans pour l'impression du Nouveau Testament dit de Mons. Décédé à Mons en avril 1703, sans avoir jamais exercé lui-même l'imprimerie, selon plusieurs auteurs. Sa veuve Marguerite Lenoir lui succède avant de céder l'établissement à son fils Gaspard II Migeot en 1710. Parmi les nombreux ouvrages portant l'adresse de Gaspard Migeot, beaucoup sont des contrefaçons, son nom ayant été utilisé par différents imprimeurs liés au mouvement janséniste, en France, dans les Pays-Bas espagnols et aux Provinces-Unies. En l'absence de matériel typographique qui puisse lui être attribué, il n'est pas facile de distinguer les publications auxquelles G. Migeot a réellement pris part. Daniel Elzevier à Amsterdam, Philippe Vleugaert à Bruxelles, avec qui des liens sont attestés (cession de privilège, alliance matrimoniale) font partie des imprimeurs avec lesquels il a très vraisemblablement collaboré. La mention d'une adresse "rue de la Chaussée" sur un ouvrage postérieur à 1672 est un indice de contrefaçon, car on sait que G. Migeot était établi rue des Clercs depuis 1672 au moins. Voir aussi la notice Migeot, Gaspard (imprimeur-libraire prétendu)
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  1. A handsome ruled copy in contemporary doublé morocco binding
    A handsome ruled copy in contemporary doublé morocco binding
    [BIBLE] Le Nouveau Testament de Nostre Seigneur Jesus Christ, Traduit en François, Selon l'edition Vulgate, avec les différences du grec. Nouvelle édition revuë & corrigée[BIBLE] Le Nouveau Testament de Nostre Seigneur Jesus Christ, Traduit en François, Selon l'edition Vulgate, avec les différences du grec. Nouvelle édition revuë & corrigée

    [BIBLE] Le Nouveau Testament de Nostre Seigneur Jesus Christ, Traduit en François, Selon l'edition Vulgate, avec les différences du grec. Nouvelle édition revuë & corrigée[BIBLE] The New Testament of Our Lord Jesus Christ, translated into French according to the Vulgate edition, with the differences from the Greek. New edition, revised and corrected]

    Gaspard Migeot|Mons 1672|9.8 x 16.5 cm|Relié

    New edition of the French translation known as the Port-Royal version, prepared by the theologian Louis-Isaac Le Maistre de Sacy.

    The first edition of this “Nouveau Testament de Mons” had appeared in 1667.

    This is the final edition printed by Daniel Elzevier.

    Contemporary full black morocco, spine with five raised bands gilt with decorative rolls and richly gilt compartments, minor rubbing to spine and boards, covers framed with triple gilt fillets and gilt corner fleurons, red morocco doublures entirely covered with an elaborate gilt interlacing design and small dotted tools, comb-marbled endpapers, all edges gilt, corners slightly bumped, gilt rolls to the turn-ins...

    €1,500
  2. Nouveau testament de notre seigneur Jésus Christ Nouveau testament de notre seigneur Jésus Christ
    ANONYME

    Nouveau testament de notre seigneur Jésus Christ

    Chez Gaspard Migeot|à Mons 1668|9 x 15.50 cm|2 tomes reliés en un volume
    Fourth edition of the so-called Port-Royal translation established by Ant. Le Maistre, and continued by Antoine Arnauld and Louis-Isaac Le Maistre de Sacy. The first was published in 1667.
    Contemporary binding in full midnight blue morocco. Spine with five raised bands decorated with gilt compartments and fillets. Gilt fillet framing the boards. All edges gilt. Some worm damage at foot of spine. One corner slightly damaged. Some rubbing.
    While the translation was received with the greatest favor in Jansenist circles, it was quickly criticized and censures (banned by the Council of State and the Pope) and attacks followed, notably from the Jesuits. This translation would be...
    €600
  3. Le Nouveau Testament de nostre seigneur Jesus Christ, traduit en françois selon l'edition Vulgate, avec les différences du grecLe Nouveau Testament de nostre seigneur Jesus Christ, traduit en françois selon l'edition Vulgate, avec les différences du grec
    Isaac-Louis LE MAISTRE DE SACY, [Antoine ARNAULD] Antoine-Vincent ARNAULD

    Le Nouveau Testament de nostre seigneur Jesus Christ, traduit en françois selon l'edition Vulgate, avec les différences du grec[The New Testament of Our Lord Jesus Christ, Translated into French According to the Vulgate Edition, with the Differences of the Greek]

    Gaspard Migeot|Mons 1667|10 x 15.50 cm|Relié

    First edition of the Port-Royal translation of the New Testament. The work was initiated by Antoine Le Maistre, and continued by Antoine Arnauld and Louis-Isaac Le Maistre de Sacy. The preface was revised by Pierre Nicole and Claude de Sainte-Marthe. This edition is generally attributed to Daniel Elzevier of Amsterdam and is finely printed. Frontispiece after Philippe de Champaigne, engraved by Van Schuppen. According to Brunet, who provides an extensive description of this first edition (V. 749), it was printed by Elzevier and sold by Migeot; he also notes that there were two printings of this first edition, the second distinguished by the absence of a title page in the second volume...

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  4. Le Nouveau Testament de nostre seigneur Jesus Christ, traduit en françois selon l'edition Vulgate, avec les différences du grecLe Nouveau Testament de nostre seigneur Jesus Christ, traduit en françois selon l'edition Vulgate, avec les différences du grec
    Louis Isaac LE MAISTRE DE SACY

    Le Nouveau Testament de nostre seigneur Jesus Christ, traduit en françois selon l'edition Vulgate, avec les différences du grec

    Chez Gaspard Migeot|à Mons 1667|10 x 16 cm|2 volumes reliés
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  5. [Bible] Le nouveau Testament de nostre seigneur Jesus-Christ[Bible] Le nouveau Testament de nostre seigneur Jesus-Christ
    Antoine-Vincent ARNAULD, Louis Isaac LE MAISTRE DE SACY

    [Bible] Le nouveau Testament de nostre seigneur Jesus-Christ

    Chez Gaspard Migeot|à Mons 1668|18.50 x 26 cm|relié
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  6. [Bible] Le nouveau Testament de nostre seigneur Jesus-Christ[Bible] Le nouveau Testament de nostre seigneur Jesus-Christ
    Antoine Vincent ARNAULT, Louis Isaac LE MAISTRE DE SACY

    [Bible] Le nouveau Testament de nostre seigneur Jesus-Christ

    Chez Gaspard Migeot|à Mons 1666|6.80 x 13.30 cm|2 tomes en 2 volumes reliés
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