Abstract: This article analyzes the preserved books from the libraries of the lawyers André Tiraqueau and Amaury Bouchard in connection with the intellectual activity of Rabelais who frequented them in the 1520s in Poitou and Saintonge. We also try to restore some ties of collusion in the 1530s with the same jurists through the study of some passages of letters-cum-dedications that Rabelais addressed to them.
