Jean Millet, of Saint-Amour, translated De excidio Hierosolymitano from Latin into French. His Les cinq livres de l’histoire d’Egesippe, contenans plusieurs guerres des Iuifs, & la ruine de Hierusalem was published at Paris by Guillaume Cavellat in 1556. The colophon names Benoist Prévost as printer and gives the date 17 January 1556.
View the 1556 edition (Google Books) · Universal Short Title Catalogue — USTC 14879.
The site preserves Millet’s historical wording, printed chapters, folios and preliminary matter. Recorded passage correspondences connect the French with the modern Ussani Latin text. Ussani’s edition provides a comparison framework. Millet, of course, would have used the editio princeps published by D’Étaples and Hummelberg in 1510, or one of its reprints from 1511 or 1524.
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