Re: [EXLIBRIS-L] Joanne Anisson--18th Century France

[alice browne <alicebrowne@MINDSPRING.COM>]

Dear Ms. Carr,

this may be off the mark, because you don't give the context in which 
Joanne Anisson appears, but the Latin for Jean Anisson could be Joannes 
Anisson [rather than Johannes], and in formulas such as "printed by" 
the name would be in the ablative case and appear as Joanne Anisson.   
If Joanne Anisson is appearing in this kind of Latin context, she may 
be Jean's alter ego rather than his wife.

Apologies if someone's suggested this already - I get exlibris in 
digest.

Happy new year,

Alice Browne
On Sunday, December 31, 2006, at 12:00  AM, EXLIBRIS-L automatic digest 
system wrote:

> Date:    Sat, 30 Dec 2006 13:56:28 -0800
> From:    Katherine Carr <katherinemcarr@YAHOO.COM>
> Subject: Joanne Anisson--18th Century France
>
> Hello all,
>
>   Do any of you have suggestions for where I can find information (or 
> if  you know anything yourself) about Joanne Anisson, who had some  
> connection to l'Imprimerie Royale in the early 18th  Century?   I 
> assume that she was related to the director at  the time, Jean 
> Anisson, perhaps she was his wife?
>
>   Also, can anyone direct me to a resource that would identify the  
> typeface used in a book printed by l'Imprimerie Royale?  Does  
> something like this even exist?
>
>   Thanks,
>   Katie Carr
>
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