| A | B |
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| Henri Estienne | Father of a French family printing dynasty who printed Latin classics. |
| Robert Estienne | Printer who laid out the bible with verse numbers. |
| Estienne family | Printer’s mark has a bearded Moses and the motto: “Be not lofty, but fear.” |
| Simon de Colines | Typecutter who cut type with accents and italic typefaces. |
| Jodocus Badius Ascenius | Printer’s mark was a printing press. |
| Etienne Dolet | A printer martyr who was sentenced to be burned at the stake, but was strangled in jail. |
| Charlotte Guillard | Woman printer who would hang drafts in the street for corrections and input. |
| Geoffroy Tory | Published Champfleury; his printer’s mark was a broken pot. |
| Claude de Garamond | Typecutter who created a popular roman typeface that is still used today. |
| Robert Granjon | Typecutter who developed italic types, including one called Civilité. |
