[66] "Actes concernant le pouvoir et la direction de l'Université de Paris sur les Ecrivains de Livres et les Imprimeurs qui leur ont succédé comme aussi sur les Libraires Relieurs et Enlumineurs," 4to. 1652, p. 44. It is very rare, a copy was in Biblioth. Teller, No. 132, p. 428. A statute of 1275 is given by Lambecii Comment. de Augus. Biblioth. Cæsarea Vendobon, vol. ii. pp. 252-267. The booksellers are called "Stationarii or Librarii;" de Stationariis, sive Librariis ut Stationarus, qui vulgo appellantur, etc. See also Du Cange, vol. vi. col. 716.
[67] Chevillier, p. 301, to whom I am deeply indebted in this branch of my inquiry.
[68] Hist. Lit. de la France, tom. ix. p. 84. Chevillier, p. 302.
[69] The form of oath is given in full in the statute of 1323, and in that of 1342, Chevillier.
[70] Du Breuil, Le Théâtre des Antiq. de Paris, 4to. 1612, p. 608.
[71] Ibid., Hist. Lit. de la France, tom. ix. p. 84.
[72] Chevillier, p. 303.
[73] Martene Anecd. tom. i. p. 502. Hist. Lit. de la France, ix. p. 142.
[74] Chevillier, 319, who gives a long list, printed from an old register of the University.
[75] Chevillier, 303.