Their first publication with this press, and the first book printed in France, was a collection of letters by the fifteenth century grammarian Gasparinus de Bergamo (Gasparino Barzizza). The "Epistolae Gasparini Pergamensis" (1470) were intended to provide an exemplar for students for the writing of artful and elegant Latin. Their second work was a translation of Sallust (1470-1471), the third the "Orationes" of Bessarion (1471), and the fourth was Fichet's own "Rhetorica" in 1471. The number of the works which they published from 1470 to 1472 amounts to some thirty works.