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Pierre Vidoue

Pierre Vidoue (c.1490–1543), was a Parisian printer and bookseller, active from 1516 to 1543; in his Latin books he called himself Petrus Vidouæus. He was succeeded by his wife Jeanne Garreau in 1544 and 1545; she then married the bookseller Estienne des Hayes.

Vidoue succeeded Pierre Viart as one of the ''libraires jurés'' of the University of Paris in 1523; in 1524 he became one of the ''gouverneurs'' of the Parisian book trade's social and religious guild, the ''confrérie'' of St John the Evangelist. Provided by Wikipedia
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    T. Liuii Patauini Historici clarissimi rerum gestarum populi romani ex centum quadraginta, libri triginta ... by Livio, Tito, Petit, Jean, Vidoue, Pierre

    Published 1527
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    Appianus Alexandrinus De bellis ciuilibus Romanorum : cum libro per quam eleganti, qui Illyrius, et altero qui Celticus inscribitur by Apiano, Petit, Jean (fl.1518-1533), Vidoué, Pierre (fl. 1517-1543)

    Published 1521
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    Psalterium paraphrasibus illustratum seruata ubiq[ue] ad uerbum Hieronymi translatione by Snoy, Reinier (ca. 1477-1537), Atanasio, Santo, Patriarca de Alejandría (295-373)., Poliziano, Angelo (1454-1494), Jerónimo, Santo (ca.340-420), Foucher, Jean, Vidoué, Pierre

    Published 1542
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