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Goran Proot, David McKitterick, Angela Nuovo and Paul F. Gehl (eds.), Lux Librorum: Essays on books and history for Chris Coppens, Vlaamse Werkgroep Boekgeschiedenis, 2018Date de parution : Décembre 2018ISBN : 9789082927603Contient  :David McKitterick • PrefaceBram Caers &#38; Linda Fonteyne • Bibliography Chris CoppensMaria Alessandra Panzanelli Fratoni • The Cartolari family from Perugia: From paper sellers to publishing houseAngela Nuovo • Transferring humanism: The edition of Vitruvius by Lucimborgo de Gabiano (Lyon, 1523)Kevin M. Stevens • Publishing and piracy: A case study of Giovanni Cefali’s Consiliorum (1562/1563)David McKitterick • John Christopherson, humanist and benefactorGiles Mandelbrote &#38; Goran Proot • Prices for Spanish and Latin books published by Martinus Nutius I, ca. 1558J. Christopher Warner • Quaestiones theologicae, theses sacrae, and some conjectures about the Masius familyPaul Needham • Four incunables brought to the Massachusetts Bay ColonyNoël Golvers • The Officina Plantiniana in Antwerp as provider of books for the Jesuits in Early Qing China (1616/1617)Paul G. Hoftijzer • An eighteenth-century Danish-German book collector in Leiden: Christianus Carolus von Neumann (ca. 1695-1760) and his Bibliotheca MusaeanaPaul F. Gehl • A scholar-librarian collects: Hans Baron at the Newberry LibraryAdriaan van der Weel • Where will the digital turn in reading take us?Index of names and places