La réception de l’Histoire de Gérard de Nevers dans les imprimés du xvi^e siècle (Paris, Hémon Le Fèvre, 1520 ; Paris, Philippe Le Noir, 1526)

This article assesses the textual tradition of the Histoire de Gérard de Nevers, a mise en prose that experienced a hybrid transmission at an early date: it presents a comparative analysis of the different versions, manuscripts and printed books, in order to bring the filiation links between the specimens ; furthermore, it aims to study the 16^th century printed books contribution to the establishment and the correction of the text within the context of a critical edition; it finally underlines the faithful reception of the prose text in the two Parisian editions.