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ESTIENNE (or
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ETIENNE; the
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French
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form of the name; anglicized to
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Stephens, and latinized to Stephanus)  , a
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French
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family of scholars and printers . The founder of the
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race was
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HENRI
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ESTIENNE (d . 1520), the
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scion of a
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noble family of
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Provence, who came to
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Paris in 1502, and soon afterwards set up a
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printing
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establishment at the
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top of the
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rue
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Saint-
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Jean de
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Beauvais, on the
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hill of Saint-
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Genevieve opposite the
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law school . He died in 1520, and, his three sons being minors, the business was carried on by his foreman
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Simon de Colines, who in 1521 married his widow .

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