Auspicia bibliothecae: donators at the foundation of the Central Library in Louvain (1636-9)
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<p>© Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden, Quærendo ⁄- Also available online – www.brill.nl Bibliothecae publicae Lovaniensis primordia, et librorum catalogus à curatoribus ejusdem editus . ( °: A-Q R , pp.), without a separate title page including impressum, but with an independent series of sig- natures and its own pagination, published together with Eryci Puteani Auspicia bibliothecae publicae Lovaniensis. Accedit catalogus librorum primae collectionis, à Curatoribus ejusdem bibliothecae editus, Lovanii, Typis Everardi de Witte, M. DC. XXXVIX (= ) ( )( ,A-F G ). The fi rst part was also pub- lished separately (with corrected date), of the catalogue itself only one separate copy is known (The Hague, Koninklijke Bibliotheek, B ). See also Leuven in Books, Books in Leuven. The Oldest University of the Low Countries and its Library , ed. Christian Coppens (Louvain ), pp. - . Nomenclator autorum omnium, quorum libri vel manuscripti, vel typis expressi exstant in Bibliotheca Academiae Lugduno-Batavae. Cum epistola De ordine eius atque usu, Ad nobiles et magni fi cos Academiae curatores et con- sules , Lugduni Batavorum, Apud Franciscum Raphelengium, CI ⊃ . I ⊃ . XCV. ( ). Here the name of the compiler was not recorded either. Petrus Bertius ( - ) was assistant warden of the College of Theology. The newly appointed librarian, Janus Dousa, Jr. ( - ), was travelling abroad for a year. He had succeeded his father Janus Dousa, Sr. ( - ) in , fell ill dur- ing his journey and died shortly after his return. See Petrus Bertius, Nomenclator . The First Printed Catalogue of Leiden University Library ( ) , a facsimile ed. by R. Breugelmans and an authors’ index comp. by Jan Just Witkam (Leiden ). Jos. M.M. Hermans, ‘Byzantinische Handschriften im . Jahrhundert. Bemerkungen zum ältesten gedruckten Handschriftenkatalog (Augsburg )’, in: Polyphonia Byzantina. Studies in Honour of Willem J. Aerts , ed. Hero Hokwerda, Edmé R. Smits & Marinus M. Woesthuis (Groningen ), pp. - . Thomas James ( ?- ). See The First Printed Catalogue of the Bodleian Library, . A fac- simile (Oxford ). For a preliminary list of printed library catalogues (in which the Louvain catalogue is con- spicuous for its absence), see Paul Raabe, ‘Bibliothekskataloge als buchgeschichtliche Quellen. Bemerkungen über gedruckte Kataloge ö ff entlicher Bibliotheken in der frühen Neuzeit’, in: C C Auspicia bibliothecae: donators at the foundation of the Central Library in Louvain ( - ) The collection of books that fi lled the shelves at the foundation of a central library in Louvain, has been recorded by the fi rst librarian, Valerius Andreas, in a catalogue which was printed in Louvain by Everard de Witte in , three years after its inauguration. Printed library catalogues were, by then, gradually becoming a tradition. Leiden had taken the lead in with Petrus Bertius. The municipal library of Augsburg, which in had been the fi rst to publish a separate catalogue of manuscripts, followed in . Surely the most exten- sive catalogue is the one compiled of the Bodleian Library by Thomas James in . The Leiden catalogue comprises about , titles, that of Augsburg about , titles and the Bodley catalogue approximately , titles. In the University Library of Utrecht published a list of its almost , books. In the municipal library of Amsterdam had a catalogue printed comprising nearly titles. Meanwhile Leiden was already in need of a second version which was edited by Daniël Heinsius. The other previously mentioned libraries also published new, enlarged versions of their catalogues prior to . Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 169</p>
<p> C C Bücherkataloge als buchgeschichtliche Quellen in der frühen Neuzeit , ed. Reinhard Wittmann (Wolfenbütteler Schriften zur Geschichte des Buchwesens, ; Wiesbaden ), pp. - , especially at - . Th. Simar, Etude sur Erycius Puteanus ( - ) considéré spécialement dans l’histoire de la philologie belge et dans son enseignement à l’université de Louvain (Louvain-Paris-Brussels ), pp. - . Pinelli (Naples -Padua ), a wealthy humanist whose manuscript collection was purchased for the Ambrosiana in . See Adolfo Rivolta, Catalogo dei codici Pinelliani dell’Ambrosiana (Milan ), on Puteanus XXIII-XXIV, (no. , °), (no. , °), (no. , °) & (no. , °); see in general e.g. G. Morazzoni, L’Ambrosiana nel terzo centenario di Federico Borromeo (Milan ); on Pinelli in particular see recently e.g. Uberto Motta, ‘Borromeo, Pinelli e Querenghi: letteratura e collezionismo librario tra Cinque e Seicento’, in: Studia Borromaica , ( ), pp. - ; Gian Vincenzo Pinelli & Claude Dupuy, Une correspondance entre deux humanistes , ed. Anna Maria Raugei (Florence ). See Christian Coppens, ‘Steadfast I hasten: the Louvain printer Henrick van Ha(e)stens’, in: Quaerendo , ( ), pp. - , especially at - & . See also Antonio Iurilli, ‘Erycius Puteanus: dalla Biblioteca Ambrosiana alla Lovaniense’, in: Accademie e biblioteche d’Italia , , N.S. ( ), pp. - . G. Michiels, ‘Andreas (Desselius, Dries(sens)), Valerius’, in: NBW , vol. (Brussels ), cols. - . Later on we hope to examine Andreas’s classi fi cation in greater detail. Louvain started its library in a professional way. The approximately , titles were, according to the prevailing standards, systematically described and special attention was paid to the division into subjects. The key fi gures in the practical realization of the library, Erycius Puteanus and Valerius Andreas, were no newcomers in the fi eld of books. They were both academics and had already made their mark in the book and library world. Puteanus had been to Italy to study, in Milan he had been invited by cardinal Federico Borromeo to assist in the foundation of his Bibliotheca Ambrosiana and he was a regular guest in the library of Giovanni Vincenzo Pinelli, where he met Peiresc among others. He had been recalled to Louvain to succeed the deceased Justus Lipsius and had developed into a celebrated scholar within a very short time. With the support from the archdukes he had taken up his residence in the castle on Mount Caesar (Keizersberg) where he had apparently made an attempt to establish a kind of private press . As a jurist, Hebraist and orientalist, Valerius Andreas was a scholar with a well-established reputation. With his Bibliotheca Belgica , published in , of which he edited an enlarged edition in , he had acquired a permanent standing as a bibliographer. As a young man and pupil of the Antwerp Jesuit André Schott he had published already in , and augmented in , a bio-biblio- graphy of Spanish authors which he dedicated to his friend Aubertus Miraeus (see ). A year before the opening of the Central Library he laid the founda- tions for the historiography of the University of Louvain with his Fasti academici studii generalis lovaniensis . In his opening address, held on October , which is printed at the begin- ning of the catalogue, he discussed the various areas of study, but he also elu- cidated how a library should be organized. Of crucial importance for the col- lection were the bequests from the wealthy Antwerp canon Laurentius Beyerlinck, Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 170</p>
<p>Auspicia bibliothecae On Adrianus Romanus ( - ) see Paul Bockstaele, ‘Roomen (Romanus, Romain), Adriaan (Adrianus) van’, in: NBW , vol. (Brussels ), cols. - . Beyerlinck ( - ), donated chie fl y theological and historical works; see on him Jozef IJsewijn, ‘Beyerlinck, Laurentius’, in: NBW , vol. (Brussels ), cols. - . deceased in , and Jacobus Romanus, son of the renowned mathematician Adrianus. Jacobus had died in and together with his own books he also donated the library of his father, a basic collection of mathematics and medi- cine. In the catalogue both provenances are marked with a B and an R respec- tively, following the relevant entry. Andreas, however, did not only register these large founding collections but he also recorded the names of the donators who presented one or a few books to the young institution. Whether they did this out of a wry sense of obligation, with warm sympathy or by cold calculation, is di ffi cult to ascertain without dis- torting the bare facts. Anyway, the catalogue surely represents an interesting piece of library history and forms a valuable document for the history of the Central Library of Louvain. In all names, with titles, altogether comprising volumes, are passed in review. Most of them donate only one single book, one single title, out of (two gentlemen donate jointly) or well over three-quarters of the number of donators, but there is a considerable di ff erence between the quarto volume presented by De Coninck (see ) and the sumptuously illustrated large folio volume which was donated by Del’ Plano (see ), rector of the Jesuit col- lege in Louvain. The book was, however, compiled by a (possibly lower-rank- ing) confrère. The donators who donated only one title, also stuck to one book only, even though this was, apart from De Coninck, a folio-size volume. True, Libertus van Houthem (see ) made a present of this work by Samuel Loyaerts which comprised six volumes, but they were ‘only’ small books in- octavo. De Coninck and Van Houthem were both priors in a Louvain monastery, St Martin’s Dale and St Gertrude respectively. The abbot of the Cistercian abbey of Aulne, Edmond Jouvent (see ), no doubt brought along a larger pile of books. The four titles he provided consisted of twenty-one volumes in-folio, in absolute fi gures the most generous donation. We can hardly conclude from this that the darkly clothed gentlemen who (mostly in their gowns perhaps) made their way to the reception room while holding just one book under their arm, were less kindly disposed towards the library than those who, equally darkly clothed – and some of them sporting a little purple in between their clothing – had to have the pile of books delivered by their assistant or a courier. Yet is it obvious that, considering their personal wealth, the one benefactor was more generous than the other. This has of course always been the case, but it is a pity that owing to the inadequacy of available sources this practice cannot be explained in greater detail. It goes without Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 171</p>
<p> C C Within the scope of the present article no evaluation of book prices and incomes could be made. On Gevartius, see Marcel Hoc, Le déclin de l’humanisme belge. Etude sur Jean-Gaspard Gevaerts, philologue et poète ( - ) (Brussels ); on Miraeus, see Carlo de Clerq, ‘Miraeus (Mire), Aubertus Junior (le)’, in: NBW , vol. (Brussels ), cols. - . Miraeus published in Primordia Bibliotheca Antverpensiensis , the fi rst catalogue of the Antwerp municipal library to which he himself and Gevartius and Valerius Andreas also donated books; see De Nottebohmzaal. Boek en mecenaat (Antwerp ), pp. , no. & no. & no. (also, almost obviously, Balthasar Moretus, see nos. - ). Cf. Hugh Wm. Davies, Catalogue of a Collection of Early French Books in the Library of C. Fairfax Murray (London ; repr.), nos. & , Froissart & Monstrelet, and vols. respectively. These are early editions of around , but the later editions comprise nearly the same number of volumes. For Froissart see e.g. also Ruth Mortimer, Harvard College Library. Department of Printing and Graphic Arts. Catalogue of Books and Manuscripts. Part I: French th Century Books (Cambridge, Mass. ), pp. - . saying that within society they were all well-o ff gentlemen who were guaran- teed a comfortable income. Indeed, apart from fur-trimmed collars, a little purple here and there and a few red braids, it was not a colourful group of people who remembered the new library with a gift in kind. The friends from the very beginning are quite those as might be expected and they give a clear picture of the circle in which the institution functioned. Obviously there are rectors, members of the acade- mic community and, conspicuously, some university o ffi cials. Some among them have acquired lasting fame, others have disappeared as colourless names amid the documents. It is very well possible that some of those unknown persons dominated the scene at the time and (conversely) their presence was more appre- ciated than that of those who were saved from oblivion by their works. Of the donators were academics, or %, more than half of whom were theo- logians. They donated , % of the volumes. In addition there were abbots and priors of abbeys in Louvain and elsewhere who usually maintained strong relations with the university. Together they accounted for , % of the dona- tors and provided , % of the number of volumes. A small but yet not incon- spicuous group is constituted by the Louvain priests. Finally, there are only a few representatives of the secular authorities, interestingly a few printers as well, and a few individuals who were alumni, such as Gevartius (see ), the learned Antwerp town clerk, and Miraeus (see ), the biographer of Justus Lipsius among others and librarian of the archdukes. The newly appointed librarian donated seven titles in ten volumes, all ori- entalia, and all but one from the sixteenth century. He taught Hebrew at the Collegium Trilingue, was married and had two daughters. Puteanus ‘only’ donated one book in fi ve volumes, an edition of an ancient French chronicle, no doubt from the sixteenth century and, judging by the fi ve volumes present, possibly incomplete. In , the year of publication of the catalogue, Puteanus apparently also press-ganged for a Bibliotheca Parthenica . This was a library for Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 172</p>
<p>Auspicia bibliothecae Bibliotheca parthenica: iurisconsultorum, et medicorum, D. Virginis Puri fi catae titulo sodalium muni fi ca pietate excitata, Lovanii apud Patres Societatis Iesu, [. . .] (Lovanii, Typis Everardi de Witte, ), i.e. by the same printer who printed the catalogue of the Central Library (copy in the British Library). On p. starts a text by Puteanus: ‘Erycii Puteani Paradoxum, quo D. Virginis puri fi catae sodales ad piorum librorum lectionem cohortatur. Argumentum. In disciplinis percipiendis aures oculorum loco esse, & oculos aurium’. Possibly this was connected with the approaching centenary, - , of the Society. Lucianus Ceyssens, ‘Loyens, Hendrik’, in: NBW , vol. (Brussels ), col. ; Pierre Delsaerdt, Suam quisque bibliothecam. Boekhandel en particulier boekenbezit aan de oude Leuvense universiteit de- de eeuw (Louvain ), pp. - . The number is astonishing and, not only in the Southern Netherlands, exceptional. It is an intriguing question how Loyens managed to assemble so many books. The fact that he was a censor may not be irrelevant in this respect. The collection was sold by auction after his death in . On Jansenius’s share in the foundation of the library, see Jean Orcibal, Jansénius d’Ypres ( - ) (Paris ), p. . It was he who in had secured the Beyerlinck legacy. the Sodality of Our Lady, patronized by the Jesuits, in which Puteanus evi- dently played a major role. In the little pamphlet that was published on this occasion, the names are recorded of those quorum pia liberalitate sacra haec biblio- theca surrexit, et librorum quibus adornata est . Puteanus features in it, of course, and Petrus Paulus and Philippus Gudelinus; Plemp is mentioned as well as Stockmans, De Baillencourt and Vincentius Corselius. Unfortunately there is no record of what they donated. There are also the names of professors who did not pre- sent a book to the Central Library: Antonius Perezius, the jurist, and actually one of the fi ve provisores of the library – but two other provisores are also con- spicuous for their absence: Michael van Ophem and Nicolaus Vernulaeus –, the physician Joannes Sturmius, Petrus Roose, another prominent jurist, as well as Henricus Loyens, who had fi rst studied theology, took his doctor’s degree in law in and on his death in left a library of , [ sic ] titles. He was later, wrongfully, suspected of Jansenism. On the other hand, among the earliest friends of the Central Library the friends of Jansenius are well represented. In Jansenius had been appointed bishop of Ypres, but previously during his rectorate ( - ) he had strongly devoted himself, together with his deputy rector and successor Petrus Stockmans, to the foundation of a Central Library. Obviously among these friends were Petrus Stockmans and Libertus Fromondus, as were Cornelius de Pape and Gerard van Werm. There was the printer Joannes Oliverius, but especially Jacob Zegers who in was to print ‘the’ Augustinus . The ‘opposition’ was repre- sented by Guillelmus ab Angelis and Antoine Dave. After the publication of the Augustinus ( ) Christian van Beusecom too manifested himself as an anti- Jansenist. These are a few fi ndings but it is di ffi cult to draw conclusions from them. The same applies to the printing places where the donated books were printed. The greater part is fairly recent, judging by the prevailing standards at the time when a book became less fast out of date and remained longer in stock at the Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 173</p>
<p> C C On Sébastien Cramoisy, see Henry-Jean Martin, ‘Un grand éditeur parisien au XVII e siècle, Sébastien Cramoisy’, in: id., Le livre français sous l’Ancien Régime (Paris ), pp. - (previously published in Gutenberg Jahrbuch , ( ), pp. - ); id., Livre, pouvoirs et société à Paris au XVII e siècle ( - ) , vols. (Geneva ), passim. I wish to emphasize the limited scope of the present article, but I do hope to return to this catalogue in greater detail at some point, again in the hope that this will not end up in a new Bibliotheca ( pr)omissa et latens . publisher’s. In addition to the not surprising presence of Antwerp as place of publication, with the house of Plantin as major supplier, there are especially works printed in Cologne and even more works originating from Paris. The random check is too limited to allow valid conclusions, but the fi ndings cannot be ignored. Cologne and Paris were of course large production centres in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries and practically the most important sup- pliers of books for the Southern Netherlands. Paris is notable for the prominent appearance of Sébastien Cramoisy & Co. The question presents itself whether this is because of the literary genre in folio-size of which Cramoisy was the leading producer, or is the result of distribution channels, the presence of a factor or another distributor in Louvain or nearby, for instance. However this may be, the list of donators presents an (incomplete) picture of the academic community in which the young Central Library operated. Unfor- tunately in too much material was lost to complete this picture in a satis- factory way and to fully evaluate for instance the missing and present material. The books that were donated were all indispensable works for setting up a university library. Although their total volume was limited, they complemented the edifying collections of Romanus and Beyerlinck substantially, at least as far as could be ascertained within the limited scope of the present study. Half of the donations consists of religious literature in the broadest sense. A large portion of this category is made up of Bible editions and Bible commen- taries ( % or % respectively, of the whole), seven titles of which are written in oriental languages. Patristics and early Christian authors represent , % of the whole or , % within the category of theological literature. The only bib- liographical work, Possevino’s Bibliotheca selecta (no. ), is also grouped among the religious literature as the fi rst Roman Catholic bibliography. The second large category comprises the juridical works, some titles, four of which are on canon law, or altogether constituting %. However small this category may be in absolute fi gures, it is still an important addition because, particularly in the fi eld of juridical literature, the entire collection was rather de fi cient. Medical literature was represented in these donations by a single book, the Ophtalmographia by Plemp (no. ). Fortunately medicine did form a well-repre- sented category in the collection of Romanus. Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 174</p>
<p>Auspicia bibliothecae Edouard de Moreau, La bibliothèque de l’Université de Louvain - (Louvain ), p. , no. . De Moreau, La bibliothèque , , no. ff .; see also Emile van Balberghe, Les manuscrits médié- vaux de l’Abbaye de Parc. Recueil d’articles (Documenta et Opuscula, ; Brussels ), pp. - . By the closing of the university at the end of the th century some books found their way With the one Plutarchus (no. ) classical literature was equally poorly rationed among the donations, nor fi gured this category prominently in the rest of the collection, although it must be observed that especially with the octavo editions of both Beyerlinck and Romanus the foundation was laid for a potential expan- sion of this portion of the book production. Historica comprised ten titles, half of which deal with church history, thus con- stituting a little more than , %. Justus Lipsius’s Opera could conceivably be included here; in the catalogue they are listed under historica &c. , together with a publication on numismatics and four geographical works. The impressive edition of Erasmus’s works is di ffi cult to categorize. To a large extent Erasmus’s oeuvre is of course of a theological-exegetical nature, but clearly the philological-humanistic component is no less important. This gives him a unique position among the authors of the works that constituted the earliest donations. Besides printed books a number of manuscripts were donated. The Speculum doctrinale by Vincent of Beauvais (no. ) was destroyed in . The catalogue dates it in the fi fteenth century, but Alphonse Dantier dated it much earlier in and believed that it originated from the author’s own time. Without fur- ther speci fi cations the Bible manuscript (no. ) is di ffi cult to evaluate. The Sermones (no. ) donated by abbot Masius cannot be dated either, but an in- triguing collection is, for a start, the plerosque alios tractatus Mss , the numerous other manuscripts donated by the prelate of the Park abbey. Unfortunately their con- tents can no longer be retrieved. The series of manuscripts that came from the Park abbey and were destroyed by fi re in , had been acquired in the noto- rious sale of a large portion of the abbey library in . Finally, Ferdinand de Spoelberch donated two manuscripts, the Historia destructionis Troiae (no. ) by Guido de Colonna and a contemporary philosophical treatise, De modo philoso- phandi veterum , by Filip Boelaert. The latter manuscript had already disappeared from Louvain before . Of the listings in the entire catalogue from only two books are at pre- sent located in the Louvain University Library. One of these was presented by one of the fi rst donators. They are De summo bono (Antwerp ) by Leonardus Lessius which ended up in Louvain with the Beyerlinck bequest, and a part of the Bible (Antwerp, O ffi cina Plantiniana, ) (no. ) which was donated by Joannes Bernard, prior of Bois-Seigneur-Isaac (see ). This copy shows that (at least part of ) the donations was provided with a supra-libros stamped in gold. Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 175</p>
<p> C C to the Koninklijke Bibliotheek in Brussels. Bart Op de Beeck is presently carrying out research on this subject. The academic authorities also raised funds. Prelates and councillors were approached with caution. Thus, archbishop Jacob Boonen contributed two grants and the former professor of law and member of the Privy Council, Gerardus Corselius (see nos. - ), made a considerable dona- tion. See Jan Roegiers, ‘Anima Academiae Bibliotheca. jaar Centrale Bibliotheek’, in: Ex o ffi cina , ( ), p. . With thanks to Prof. Dr Jan Roegiers for his obliging critical reading and observations. The text has been reproduced as it was recorded in the edition. The numbering of the books has been added, which actually proved to be a hazardous undertaking: it is not always clear whether one or more titles are involved. Within the framework of the present publication it was not possible to check all titles bibliographically. Anyway, the total fi gure will remain a minimal count. In two instances Andreas indicates something like ‘and more books by the same person’. Abbreviations have not been resolved. where ‘idem’ or ‘eiusdem’ or something similar was entered, the name of the person or place-name is enclosed in round brackets, unless the complete form was an integral part of the text of the same donation. The name of the printer or publisher, which is only rarely mentioned in the catalogue, has been supplied between square brackets. In a few instances it was not possible to retrieve the publisher’s name. The format, which in the cat- alogue is usually printed as a sub-heading between the entries, has here been added at the end of the title description. The sixteenth-century printed books have been identi fi ed with a biblio- graphical reference. The other titles have been checked in the large and numerous small library catalogues. One title was checked in Cambridge (courtesy of Dr E.S. Leedham-Green). Not a few editions have become relatively rare now. Within the list of donators with their books, the dona- tors are referred to by the serial number not preceded by ‘no.’, the books are referred to with ‘no.’ The added numbering of the titles from the catalogue is based on a working copy in the tab- ularium of the University Library of Louvain. Generally it can be stated that theologians and jurists formed the majority among these earliest friends. The donations themselves also re fl ect this fact. The donators clearly preferred folio volumes as a symbol of their sincere or per- functory sympathy for the new institution. The books they donated were one by one important texts belonging to the elementary stock of a scholarly library. Surely they fell into good hands with Valerius Andreas. His successors, how- ever, did not bring the painstaking beginning to further fruition. The Central Library had to wait until the eighteenth century before it was headed by equally scholarly meticulous and inspiring librarians in the persons of the polygraph, founder of the academic printing o ffi ce and later bishop Corneille François de Nelis ( - ), the bibliographer Jean-Noël Paquot ( - ) and the learned bibliophile Jan Frans van de Velde ( - ). . Valerius Andreas (d. ) Jurist and orientalist, professor in Louvain and the fi rst librarian of the university. Author of inter alia Bibliotheca Belgica (Louvain, Hendrik van Hastens, ) and Fasti Academici studii generalis lovaniensis (Louvain, J. Oliverius & C. Coenesteyn, ) Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 176</p>
<p>Auspicia bibliothecae Lit. : G. Michiels, ‘Andreas (Desselius, Dries(sens), Valerius, (Walter)’, in: NBW , vol. , cols. - . . Lexicon Chaldaicum Eliae Levitae. Isnae, [Paul Fagius], , in f °. Adams E ; VD E The Chaldean dictionary by Elias Levita, a German jew from Neustadt a.d. Aisch ( -Venice ). An edition from Isny, situated between Kempten and Bregenz in South Germany, where for a while the Hebrew scholar Paul Büchelin or Fagius (Fagus = beach) printed Hebrew books. See Richard Raubenheimer, Paul Fagius aus Rheinzabern. Sein Leben und Wirken als Reformator und Gelehrter (Verö ff entlichungen des Vereins für Pfälzische Kirchengeschichte, ; Grünstadt ), for this reference p. , no. . . Midrasch, id est Expositio, Tehillim, id est Psalmorum, & Samuelis: item Midrasch Mischle, sive Proverbiorum, Cantici Cantic. Esther, Lament. Jeremiae & Ecclesiastis. Venet. typis Bombergianis [Daniël van Bombergen, - , in f °]. Adams M - Rabbinical commentaries on books of the Old Testament (Midrasj; ‘drsj’ = explain, elucidate); Daniel van Bomberghen (Antwerp -Antwerp ) ( NBW , vol. , cols. - ); printed in Venice - . . Kimchi Perusch sive Commentarius in Psalmos. Isnae, [Paul Fagius, , in f °]. Raubenheimer no. (see no. ). A work by the Provençal grammarian and exegete David Qimji (also Kimchi, Kimshi, David ben Joseph Kimhi; Narbonne ?- ?). . R. Bachai Ben Aser, Expositio in Legem sive Pentateuchum, [probably: Venice, Daniel van Bombergen, , in f °]. Adams B A work by Bachye (also Bachje) ben Asher, probably the same as Abraham Ben Gedaliah Ibn Asher, also known as Aba, th-century Talmudist (see Encyclopaedia Judaica , vol. , cols. - ). . Biblia Hebraica. Par. . typis Regijs [= Robert Estienne, - ], Tom IV, in °. BL STC French , ; Renouard, Estienne , . Novum Testamentum Syriacè. Viennae, [ Michael Cymbermann], , in °. Adams B First printed Syriac New Testament edited by Johann Albert Widmanstad and Moses Mardenas. The Assyrian Moses Mardenas ( th century) was sent to Rome by the patriarch of Antioch. . Novum Testamentum Arabicè. Leidae, [ Thomas Erpenius], , in °. This New Testament was translated into Arabic by Thomas Erpenius (van Erp, Erpe, Herpe), the Leiden orientalist (Gorinchem -Leiden ) who had a private press. This copy is preserved in the Koninklijke Bibliotheek in Brussels, see: Orientalia: études orientales et bibliothèques à Leuven et Louvain-la-Neuve , ed. Willy Vande Walle & Paul Servais (Symbolae Facultatis Litterarum Lovaniensis, ser. B, ; Louvain ), no. . Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 177</p>
<p> C C . Guilielmus ab Angelis ( - ) Theologian, professor in Louvain and from holding the regius chair as pupil and successor of Joannes Wiggers (see ); president of the Viglius college, from of the Pope college. Involved himself in the controversy about Jansenius and became, after he had failed to get the episcopal see of Ypres, a fervent anti-Jansenist. Lit. : Lucianus Ceyssens, ‘Angelis (Engelen), Willem ab (van)’, in: NBW , vol. , cols. - . . (Phil. Cluverij) Germania antiqua (Lugd. Bat.), [ex o ffi cina Elzeviriana], , in f °. The fi rst edition of this work by the geographer Philippus Cluverius (Filip Cluver; Gdansk -Leiden ) was published in ; this is the nd edition (see also no. ). Cluverius settled in Leiden from onwards. . François de Baillencourt ( - ) Recorded as iuris utriusque licentiatus . Studied in Louvain at the pedagogy The Lily and took his doctor’s degree on November . He became professor, was elected rec- tor three times, held in a seat in the Great Council in Mechelen, later on also in the Privy Council, was appointed vicar in Mechelen and fi nally was installed as bishop of Bruges in . He died in and bequeathed his library to the Van Winckele college of which he had been president. Lit. : J. de Saint-Genois, ‘Baillencourt (François)’, in: Biogr. nat. , vol. , cols. - ; Het bisdom Brugge ( - ). Bisschoppen, priesters, gelovigen , ed. Michel Cloet, nd edn. (Bruges ), pp. - . . [ MS] Vincentij Belvacentis Speculum Doctrinale, in pergam. De Moreau, , no. ( th c.) The fi rst part of the well-known encyclopaedic work by Vincent of Beauvais (d. ), begun in . . Joannes Bancx Born in St Truiden. Licentiate in theology. Governor of the pedagogy The Falcon from - . Rector in the - term. Canon at Lille, St Omer and Ypres. Lit. : Reusens, vol. , p. ; vol. , p. . . Dion. Cartusiani Ennarationes in Vetus & Novum Testamentum. Col. [Probably: ed. Dierick Loer, Peter Quentel, - ]. Tomus VII, in f °. Adams D ff .; VD D ff . Cologne edition of the work of Dionysius the Carthusian, alias Dionysius van Rijkel, also Van Leeuwen ( c. -Roermond ). . Rob. Card. Bellarmini Controversiae Christianae Fidei. Col. [ Johann Gymnich], . in f °. Bellarminus ( - ) completed his theological studies in Louvain. The fi rst edi- tion was published in Ingolstadt in - . Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 178</p>
<p>Auspicia bibliothecae . Martinus Berckmans From Louvain. Notary. Beadle of the Faculty of Law (see ). . Alexandri Imolensis Consilia, cum Annotat. & Scholijs variorum. Franc. . Tomis II, in f °. Alessandro Tartagni de Imola ( - ), professor in Bologna; one of the most impor- tant jurists of his day. . Joannes Bernard (d. ) Canon of the Congregation of Windesheim. He fi rst headed the noviciate of Bethleem near Louvain. Prior of the monastery Bois-Seigneur-Isaac (Ophain) from until his death. From also superior of the order. Lit. : Monasticon belge , , pp. - ; Monasticon Windeshemense , pp. - . . (Biblia sacra Vulgatae editionis,) cum scholiis & notationibus Joan. Marianae, Emanuelis Sa &c. [Antwerp], (typis Plantiniana), . Tomis II, in f °. The scholia by Joannes Mariana SJ ( -Toledo ), fi rst appeared in Madrid in . The work contains also glosses by Emmanuel Sa, a Portuguese Jesuit ( - ), and by his fellow-Jesuit the orientalist Petrus Lansselius (Gravelines -Madrid ). Vol II of this Bible is, besides the book from the Beyerlinck bequest, the only work from the catalogue which is still preserved in the University Library, and until now the only copy known with the th-century supra-libros. During the nineteenth century the book was housed in the Jesuit monastery of Saint-Germain-des-Prés in Paris and after it was donated to the library by the Jesuits of Louvain. . Christian van Beusecom ( - ) Born in Amersfoort. Theologian, from regius professor in Louvain, from pres- ident of the King’s college. Turned against Jansenism after the publication of Jansenius’s Augustinus . Friend of Laurentius Zoënius (see ); both were for a while president of the college of ’s-Hertogenbosch, which was founded by Nicolaus Zoesius, who was also from Amersfoort and a jurist at Louvain. Lit. : Reusens, vol. , p. ; Lucianus Ceyssens, ‘Beusecom, Christianus van’, in: NBW , vol. , cols. - . . Gregorij Nazianzeni opera Graeco-Lat. (Paris), [Claude Morel], . Tomis II, in f °. Bilingual edition of the father of the church Gregory of Nazianzus ( c. - / A.D.), ed. by Jacques de Billy ( - ) with the transl. of Fédéric Morel ( - ). See also no. . . (Athanasii Opera) Graeco-Latina. (Parijs), [ Michel Sonnius, Guillaume Morel & Sébastien Cramoisy], . Tomis II, in f °. The works of the Greek father of the church Athanasius Alexandrinus (d. ). Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 179</p>
<p> C C . Ferdinand van Boisschot ( ?- ) Brussels jurist and diplomat, son of Jan Baptist, councillor at the Privy Council. Studied in Louvain. Active as a diplomat, e.g. at the court of James I in London and of Louis XIII in Paris. Succeeded Petrus Peckius as chancellor of Brabant in . Lord of Zaventem, Nossegem, Sterrebeek, Kwaderebbe (i.e. Kwerps) and other manors, after- wards baron. Lit. : J. Lefèvre, ‘Boisschot, Ferdinand van’, in: NBW , vol. , cols. - . . Petri Rebu ffi Opera [= Tractatus varii]. Lugd., [heirs of Guillaume Rouillé], . Tomis V, in f °. The French jurist and lawyer Pierre Rebu ffi (or Rebu ff e) ( - ) taught canon law in Paris. . Dominici Card. Tuschi Practic. Conclusionum Tomi IV. Franc., [Erasmus Kempfer] , in f °. Cardinal Dominicus Tuschus (Toschi, Tusco; - ) published his Conclusiones juris in Rome, - , in eight folio volumes. The Frankfurt edition is the second. . Joannes Bosmans ( - ) Born in Antwerp. Entered the Premonstratensian order of the abbey of St Michel near his native town in . Became its prior in . Obtained his licentiate in theology in Louvain in . Resided from then in the Park abbey, where he became procurator in . Then prior of the Norbertine convent ’s-Hertogeneiland in Gemp (St Joris- Weert). Priest of St Joris-Weert from to . Lit. : Monasticon belge , , p. . . [Petrus Bertius], Theatrum Geographiae Veteris, CL. Ptolemaeus Graeco- Lat. cum Tabulis per Ger. Mercatorem: Itinerarium Antonini Imp. Tabula Peutingeriana cum Notis M. Velseri, &c. Amstel., [Isaac Elzevier for Jacobus Hondius], , in f °. A work by the Leiden professor, theologian and versatile scholar Petrus Bertius ( - ), in which are included the Itineraria of emperor Antoninus Pius and also the Tabula Peutingeriana with commentary by the Augsburg scholar Marcus Velserus alias Marcus Welser ( - ). . Gisbert van den Broeck ( - ) Born in Heist-op-den-Berg. Studied in Louvain at the pedagogy The Falcon, where he himself taught philosophy later on. Licentiate in theology. From ecclesiastic ordi- nary and canon of St Peter’s church in Louvain. When he was caught by a disease in he had his will made up before notary Martinus Berckmans (see ), beadle of the Faculty of Law. Lit. : Reusens, vol. , p. . . Epiphanij Opera Graeco-Lat. cum Animadvers. Dion. Petavij. (Paris), [ Michel Sonnius, Claude Morel and Sébastien Cramoisy], . Tomis II, in f °. Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 180</p>
<p>Auspicia bibliothecae The works of Epiphanius ( - ), with the Latin translation by Denis Petau SJ ( - ), in fi rst edition. . François Capron Dominican friar in the incorporated Dominican monastery in Louvain. Doctor of the- ology in . Taught in his monastery. Lit. : Reusens, vol. , p. . . Dominicus Bannez in Primam Partem Summae D. Thomae, & in . . Duaci, [Pierre Borremans], . Tomis II, in f °. Commentary on Thomas Aquinas ( - ) by the Spanish Dominican Dominico Bañez ( - ); editio princeps Salamanca . . Boudewijn Cats ( c. - ) Born in Gorcum (also: Catz). Studied theology in Louvain where he became a licenti- ate. Probably from president of the Holland college in Louvain, where Cornelius Jansenius had been the fi rst president until . From priest in Haarlem. Like Zacharias de Metz (see ) involved in Dutch missionary work. First, together with Joannes Neercassel, provicar under Jacobus de La Torre ( - ), from vicar apos- tolic and titular archbishop of Philippi. The following year already he was transferred to the home of the Oratorians in Louvain where he died a few months later in total insanity. Lit. : Reusens, vol. , pp. - ; NNBW , vol. , col. ; Rogier, Katholicisme , vol. , pp. - . . Gulielmi Estij, Doct. Theol. Duacensis, Comment. in Epistolas D. Pauli, & reliquas Apostolorum. Col., [Peter Henning], , in f °. . Eiusdem Annotationes in di ffi ciliora S. Scripturae loca. Duaci, [Gérard Patté], , in f °. . Gulielmi Estij Commentarij in Magistrum Sententiarum. (Duaci), [Pierre Borremans], , in f °. The Louvain theologian Willem van Est, Estius (Gorcum, - ), taught in Douai from . . Joannes Cobbelgiers ( - ) Born in Louvain. Licentiate in theology. From plebanian of St Peter’s church in Louvain. From canon of St Salvator’s church in Harelbeke. Later president of the college of Houterlee. Lit. : Reusens, vol. , pp. - ; vol. , pp. - ; De Kerk , p. . . Optati Milevitani Opera cum observationibus Gabr. Albaspinaei. Paris, [Claude Sonnius], , in f °. Optatus Milevitanus (d. ) was bishop of Milevum in Numibia (now El-Milia, near Constantine, Algeria). His works on the Donatists, with commentary by Gabriel de l’Aubespine, bishop of Orleans ( - ). Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 181</p>
<p> C C . Petrus Damasus de Coninck ( - ) Recorded as Conincx. Born in Bruges. Joined the order of the hermits of St Augustine. Took his doctor’s degree in theology in Louvain, where he was prior of the Augustine monastery. Became censor of the order in . Was the author of three works that were printed in Louvain between and . Lit. : August vander Meersch, ‘De Coninck (Pierre Damase)’, in: Biogr. nat. , vol. , cols. - . . Impp. Romanorum Numismata aurea, cum Comment. Ioan. Hemelarij. Ant., [Petrus & Joannes Bellerus], , in °. A work on Roman coins by the Antwerp canon Johannes Hemelaers or Hemelarius (d. ). . Adrianus Valentinus Corselius Licentiate in law, baili ff in Tienen. Together with the following, no doubt related to Gerardus Corselius ( - ), former professor of law and member of the Privy Council, friend of Jansenius and patron of the library that was to be founded. Lit. : Alphonse Leroy, ‘Courselle, Coursele ou Corseille (Gérard de)’, in: Biogr. nat. , vol. , cols. - . . Ioan. Gutierrez Opera, Quaest. Practicae, Civiles & Canonicae, Repetit. & Consilia &c. Ant., [Petrus & Joannes Bellerus], . Tomis III, in f °. An Antwerp edition of the work of the Spanish jurist Juan Gutierrez ( th century). The work appeared in Madrid in , later in Frankfurt ( ), Turin ( ), Lyons ( ) and Salamanca ( ). . Vincentius Corselius . (Hugonis Donelli) Comment. ad libb. . . . . & . Cod. & aliquot Titt. Pandect. (Franc.), [heirs of Jakob Fischer], , in f °. The work of the French jurist Hugues Doneau or Hugo Donellus ( - ), who, owing to the religious troubles had to fl ee France, stayed in Leiden for a short time and then settled permanently in Germany. . Hendrik van den Creeft (d. / ) (Van den Creest?!) Born in St Truiden. Doctor of law. Was rector when the founda- tion of the library was proclaimed on August . President of the St Donatian col- lege ( - ), afterwards of the Van Winckele college ( - ). Lit. : Reusens, vol. , p. ; vol. , pp. , . . (Corpus Iuris Civilis) cum Notis Dion. Gotofredi, Paris, [Antoine Vitray?], , Tomis II, in f °. One of the many editions of the work of the French jurist Denis Godefroy alias Dionysius Gothofredus ( - ) who collected the juridical texts of Justinian. He studied in Louvain for a short time. His sympathy for the Reformation caused him to fl ee his country. Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 182</p>
<p>Auspicia bibliothecae . Antoine Davé ( - ) Also d’Ave. Born in Ciney. Lord of Neuville and Famenne, etc. Professor of theology in Louvain. In rector. During his rectorate the siege of Louvain took place. From president of the Savoy college. Censor of the archbishopric from . Comrade in arms of Ab Angelis (see ) against Jansenius’s Augustinus . Held funeral oration for Ab Angelis. Author of some ten works. His library was sold by auction in Louvain by Georgius Lipsius in . Lit. : Reusens, ‘Dave (Antoine)’, in: Biogr. nat. , vol. , cols. - ; Delsaerdt, pp. , , - , . . Plutarchi Opera Graeco-Lat. Interpretib. Herm. Cruserio & Guil. Xylandro, cum Animadversionibus Ioan. Rualdi. Paris, [ Typis Regiis, apud Societatem Graecarum editionum], , Tomis II, in f °. A bilingual edition of Plutarch, translated by Hermann Cruser ( c . ) and Guilielmus Xylander (Wilhelm Holtzmann, - , professor of Greek in Heidelberg), edited by the Parisian professor Jean Ruault. For Xylander, see also no. . . André del Vaulx ( - ) Andreas Vallensis studied with the Jesuits in Liège, then philosophy and law in Douai. Came to Louvain in to teach at the pedagogy The Castle. Became professor of canon law in Louvain in and from president of the Van Winckele college. He is the author of a successful handbook of canon law. Died on December . The book was donated by the heirs of Del Vaulx. Lit. : Lovanium docet , No. . . Tractatuum è varijs Iuris Interpretibus collectorum iuxta ordinem Pan- dectarum, Volumina VII. sive Oceanus Iuris, Lugd., [Georges Regnault?], , in f °. Machiels T ( , parts in vols.); BL STC French ( , parts); Moranti ( , parts + index, G. Regnault). . Matthieu Froidbize (d. ) Born in Huy. Studied at the pedagogy The Falcon. Professor primarius from . Canon of St Andrew’s church in Douai. Lit. : Reusens, vol. , p. . . Eusebij Pamphili Praeparatio Evangelica Graeco-Lat. interp. Franc. Vigero, cum Notis eiusdem. (Parijs), [ Michel Sonnius, Sébastien Cramoisy & Charles Morel], , in f °. . Eiusdem Demonstratio Evangelica Graeco-Lat. (Parijs), [ Michel Sonnius, Sébastien Cramoisy & Charles Morel, ], in f °. Two works with an apologetical bias, written c . - , by Eusebius Pamphili (of Caesarea), translated into Latin and annotated by François Viger SJ (Rouen / - Paris ), in fi rst edition. Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 183</p>
<p> C C . Libertus Fromondus ( - ) Also known as Libert Froidmont. At fi rst drawn to the exact sciences, he turned to the- ology later on. Con fi dant of Cornelius Jansenius and his successor of the regius chair for Holy Scripture. After Jansenius’s death he prepared the Augustinus ( ) for publi- cation. First provisor of the university library. Owned an important private collection himself, which was sold by auction after his death by Georgius Lipsius. Lit. : jaar , p. ; Libert Froidmont et les résistances aux révolutions scienti fi ques. Actes du Colloques Château d’Oupeye, et septembre , ed. A.-C. Bernès (Haccourt ); Delsaerdt, pp. - . . D. Hieronymi Opera per Marianum Victorium, (Antwerp), typis Plant. , Tomis III, in f °. Adams J ; PP ( - , vols.) The Italian bishop Marianus Victorius (d. ) edited in Rome the works of Hieronymus (published - ). Plantin planned this republication, after he had secured the approbation of the Louvain theologians, jointly with the Cologne pub- lisher Arnoldus Mylius. The Louvain printer Servatius Sassenus printed the larger part of the edition. . Jacob G(h)elneur ( - ) Born in Ath. From prior and from abbot of the Benedictine abbey in Crespin- en-Hainaut (dioc. Cambrai, arr. Valenciennes). Lit. : Em. Trelcat, Histoire de l’abbaye de Crespin, ordre de Saint Benoît , vol. (Paris ), pp. - . . Hugo Card. ex Ord. Praedicat. in Vetus & Novum Testamentum. Coloniae, [ Johann Gymnich], , Tom. V, in f °. Hugues de Saint-Cher or Hugo de Sancto Charo (d. ), Dominican, cardinal, exegete. . Ven. Bedae Opera. (Coloniae), [Anton Hierat & Johann Gymnich], , Tomis III, in f °. Beda Venerabilis ( / - ), monk of the Benedictine abbey of Jarrow, Northern England. His most important work is the Historia ecclesiastica gentis Anglorum , still a valuable historical source. . Gasparus Gevartius ( - ) This well-know neo-Latin poet studied in Louvain, fi rst the artes , later – in – he began to study law. Became the following year doctor honoris causa of law in Douai, and in the same year registrar in Antwerp. Lit. : L. Roersch, ‘Gevaerts ( Jean-Gaspard)’, in: Biogr. nat. , vol., , cols. - ; M. Hoc, Le déclin de l’humanisme belge. Etude sur Jean Gaspard Gevaerts, philologue et poète ( - ) (Brussels ). . Pandectae seu Digesta Iuris Civilis ex Florentinis repraesentata. Florentiae, [Lorenzo Torrentino], , Tomis II, in f °. Adams J Florentine edition of the Pandects, edited by Francesco Torelli. Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 184</p>
<p>Auspicia bibliothecae . Laurent Ghi ff ene ( - ) Born in Ronse. Came to Louvain in to study law at the pedagogy The Lily where, after taking his doctor’s degree in the artes , he himself taught philosophy. Published in an introduction to Aristotle’s Organon . Canon of Bonn and priest of Thorn (the Netherlands), where Zacharias de Metz (see ) also became a canon in . In the catalogue he is recorded as deceased. Lit. : Reusens, ‘Ghi ff ene (Laurent)’, in: Biogr. nat. , vol. , cols. - ; Houtmortels, Thorn , p. . . Tractatus variorum, Ioan. Mauritij, Sfortiae Oddi, Gabr. Mudaei aliorumque, de Restitutionibus in integrum. Franc., [Nicolaus Bassaeus], , in f °. Adams T Johannes Mauritius ( fi rst half of the th century), jurist from Dole ( Jura). Sforza degli Oddi or Sfortia Oddus, jurist from Perugia, died at the age of in Parma, . Gabriel Mudaeus (Gabriël van der Muyden, c . - ), the Louvain jurist, was from Brecht. . Philippus & Petrus-Paulus Gudelinus Sons of Petrus Gudelinus ( - ) from Ath, professor of law in Louvain from . All his works were posthumously published by his sons. Lit. : G. Nypels, ‘Goudelin (Pierre)’, in: Biogr. nat. , vol. , cols. - ; Lovanium docet , Nos. - . . Nic. Vigelij Methodus Iuris controversi. Bas., [Hieronymus Gemusaeus], , in f ° . Item eiusdem Methodus Iuris civilis. (Bas.), [Hieronymus Gemusaeus], , in f °. Nikolaus Vigel (d. ), jurist from Hessen. . Henri Haulthomme (d. ) Born in Marche-en-Famenne. Licentiate in law. Professor from . Receptor , baili ff at the foundation of the library. Rector in , and . From canon of St Germain in Mons. From until his death president of the college of St Ivo. His library was sold by auction in Louvain by Georgius Lipsius in . Lit. : Reusens, vol. , p. ; vol. , p. ; Delsaerdt, pp. , , . . Bern. Autumni La Conference du droict Francois avec le droict Romain. Paris, [Robert Fouet], , in f °. Bertrandus Autumnus or Bernard Automne (Agen, Lot-et-Garonne -Langon, Gironde ); editio princeps in . . Jacobus Havrech (d. after ) Probably Jacques d’Havré. Recorded as promotor and fi scus of the university. As promotor he was in the fi rst place superintendent of the university police force. He became pro- motor on December and remained in this function until the autumn of when he was shot down by Louvain citizens during a patrol. He survived his injuries but changed his function for that of collector of the Baius college. Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 185</p>
<p> C C Lit. : Reusens, vol. , p. ; Carl Vandenghoer, ‘Criminaliteit en ordehandhaving binnen de Leuvense civitas academica: de promotorrekeningen van Johannes Wol ff s ( - )’, in: Liber ami- corum Dr. J. Scheerder (Louvain ), p. . . Steph. Vinandi Pighij Annales Romanorum Antver., [ Jan Moretus, wid. & sons, -], , Tomis III, in f °. Stephanus Winandus Pighius (Kampen -Xanten ), canon of St Victor in Xanten, philologist and librarian of Granvelle. . Hendrik van Hegelsom ( c . - ) Born in Antwerp. Secretary of Nicolaus Zoësius, founder of the Willibrord college or college of ’s-Hertogenbosch. President of this college from to . Lit. : Reusens, vol. , p. . . Laurentij Iustiniani Opera. Coloniae, [Arnold Quentel], , in f °. Laurentius Justinianus, patriarch of Venice ( - ). . Lambertus Herbetus (d. ) Born in Liège. Canon of the congregation of Windesheim in the priory of St Martin’s Dale in Louvain. At the time of the foundation of the library and the redaction of the catalogue president of the college of his order in Louvain. Lit. : Reusens, vol. , p. ; Monasticon Windeshemense , p. . . (Phil. Cluverij) Sicilia antiqua. (Lugd. Bat.), [Isaac Elzevier], , in f °. See no. . . Joannes Hermans ( - ) Licentiate in law. From Driel (prov. of Guelderland). Was given in a prebend in the St John’s chapter of ’s-Hertogenbosch, where he became dean in . At the sur- render of ’s-Hertogenbosch in the chapter was abolished, but the canons obtained from the goods a life annuity. Hermans came to Louvain where he became dean of the collegiate church of St James. He established a few scholarships at the university for his next of kin and inhabitants of Bommel, Driel and ’s-Hertogenbosch. He died in Louvain on March . Lit. : Ludwig H.C. Schutjes, Geschiedenis van het bisdom ’s-Hertogenbosch , vol. (St. Michiels-Gestel ), p. ; Fondations de bourses d’étude établies en Belgique. Fondations isolées dites volantes , ed. H. Lentz, vol. (Brussels ), pp. - . . Iasonis Mayni Comment. sive Lecturae ad Dig. & Cod. Taurini, [Giovanni Battista Bevilacqua], . Tomis IV, in f °. . Eiusdem Consilia sive Responsa, cum Additionibus Franc. Becij & Hier. Zanchi. Franc., [?], , in f °. Ambrogio Jaso de Mayno ( Jason Maynus; d. Pavia ), jurist, one of the last of the so-called postglossators. Frankfurt edition, augmented by Francesco Becci or Beccio ( -d. before ) and Girolamo Zanchi or Hieronymus Zanchius ( - ), an Italian reformed theologian. Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 186</p>
<p>Auspicia bibliothecae . Hendrik Hornkens At the time of the foundation of the library priest of St Gertrude in Louvain, parish church from ; the church was attended to by the monastery from onwards, but after some time by a secular priest. Jozef Geldolf van Ryckel (see ) was abbot then. It was he who separated the small beguinage at St Gertrude from the parish church. This was formalized by the archbishop in after which a priest of their own was appointed. Lit. : Edward van Even, Louvain dans le passé & dans le présent (Louvain ), p. ; Monasticon belge , , p. . . S. Ephraem Syri Opera, cum Notis Gerardi Vossii, Col., [Arnold Quentel], , in f °. The works of Ephraem Syrus ( c . - ), with commentary by Gerardus Vossius ( - ). . Libertus (van) Houthem (d. / ) At the foundation of the library prior of St Gertrude abbey in Louvain, under the abbot- ship of Jozef Geldolf van Ryckel (see ). In the catalogue recorded as deceased. . Samuelis Loyaerts Ennarationes Evangeliorum, per totum annum occurren- tium, Lov., [Gerardus Rivius], , Tomis VI, in °. Samuel Loyaerts, Louvain theologian, from Attenhoven ( - ; professor in ) . Edmond Jouvent (d. ) Licentiate in theology in Louvain. Abbot of the Cistercian abbey in Aulne from and from vicar general. Lit. : Monasticon belge , , p. . . (Biblia sacra vulgatae editionis), cum comment. Jac. Tirini, Antverp, (typogra- phia Plantiniana), , Tomis III, in f °. Bible edition with commentary by the Jesuit Jacques Tirinus ( - ), who taught exegesis in the monastery in Antwerp. . Ruperti Abbatis Tuitiensis, Ord. S. Benedicti, Opera, Moguntiae, [Hermann Meres for Hermann Mylius], , Tomus II, in f °. Rupert von Deutz or Robert de Tuy, Rupertus Tuitensis, Rupert de Deutz, (d. ), Benedictine monk from Liège, abbot in Deutz near Cologne. . Joannes Chrysostomi Opera omnia Graeco-Lat. ex recensione Frontonis Ducaei, (Parijs), [Claude Morel, Sébastien Cramoisy & Antoine Estienne], , Tomis XI, in f °. Johannes Chrysostomus ( - ), edited by the Jesuit Fronton du Duc (Bordeaux -Paris ). See also no. . . Abrahami Bzovij, Ord. Praedicat. Annalium Ecclesiast. post. Baron ab an. D. usque ad an. . Tomis VII, Coloniae editi, [Anton Botzer, ?], in f °. Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 187</p>
<p> C C The continuation until of the Annals of cardinal Cesare Baronio (Caesar Baronius; - ) by the Polish Dominican Abraham Bzowski (Bzovius; - ). . Frans Lavaerts (d. after ) The catalogue mentions that at the foundation of the library (or at the time of his dona- tion – as the book dates from ) Lavaerts was causarum patronus academicus , i.e. syn- dic. In he was enrolled as a student of law; at that time he took the compulsory oath for a minor student from Mechelen under the rectorate of Christian van Beusecom (see ). Lit. : Matricule , , p. , No. . . Didaei Covarruvias Opera, cum Notis Ioan. U ff elij ad Varias Resolut. eius- dem. Ant., [ Joannes Meursius], , in f °. Didacus Covarruvias y Leyva ( - ), professor in Salamanca, annotated by Jan van U ff el, the Brussels lawyer ( - ); the fi rst edition was published in by Jan van Keerbergen in Antwerp. . Joannes Marchan(d)t Priest of St James’ church in Louvain from to . De Kerk , p. . . Strabonis Opera Graeco-Lat. interp. Guil. Xylandro, cum comment. Isaaci Casauboni, Paris., [ Typis Regiis, probably Fédéric II Morel & Pierre Mettayer], , in f °. Strabo, Rerum geographicarum libri XVII, translated from the Greek by Guilelmus Xylander (see no. ), with commentary by Isaac Casaubon ( - ). . Joannes Masius ( - ) Abbot of the Premonstratensian Park abbey near Louvain. Son of the Louvain printer Bernardinus Masius. Apologist of Jansenius’s Augustinus . Lit. : N.J. Weyns, ‘Masius (Maes), Joannes’, in: NBW , vol. , cols. - ; Monasticon belge , vol. , pp. - . . [ MS] Sermones Dominicales, in charta, Incip. Nunc proprior est nostra salus. Donabat [. . .] Ioannes Masius [. . .] cuius bene fi cio & plerosque alios tractatus MSS. debemus. Probably sermons by Guido of Evreux ( fl . - ), OP. Joannes Baptist Schneyer, Repertorium der lateinischen Sermones des Mittelalters für die Zeit von - (Autoren: E-H) (Münster ), pp. - . . Arnold Mennekens (d. ) Born in Zolder. Studied at the pedagogy The Pig in Louvain, where he himself taught philosophy from . From professor primarius and licentiate in theology. Canon of St Salvator in Harelbeke and of St Peter in Liège. Lit. : Reusens, vol. , p. . . Oecumenij Opera Graeco-Lat. recensente Fed. Morello (Parijs), [Claude Morel & Claude Sonnius, -], , Tomis II. [in f °]. Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 188</p>
<p>Auspicia bibliothecae Oecumenius ( th century), exegete (to be distinguished from his homonym, bishop of Tricca in Thessaly, th c.), translated by Fédéric II Morel ( - ). . Zacharias de Metz ( c . - ) Born in Brussels (also: de Mez). Like Laurentius Ghi ff ene (see ) canon in Thorn from , and mentioned as such in the catalogue. Chaplain of the Spanish legation in The Hague. Like Boudewijn Cats (see ) involved in Dutch missionary work. On February appointed titular bishop of Tralles and coadjutor of vicar apostolic Jacobus de la Torre ( - ), while Cats was provicar. Died in Amsterdam. Joost van den Vondel ( - ) composed an elegy on him. Lit. : Van der AA, vol. , p. ; Rogier, Katholicisme , vol. , pp. - . . Pauli Iovij Historiarum sui temporis libri XLV. Florentiae, [Lorenzo Torrentino], , [- , vols., in f °]. Adams G Paolo Giovio or Paulus Iovius (Como -Florence ), historian, in the service of the popes Leo X ( - ) and Clement VII ( - ). . Aubertus Miraeus ( - ) Born in Brussels. Studied at fi rst in Douai and then in Louvain, in the pedagogy The Pig, where he himself taught Latin literature later on. Secretary of his uncle Joannes senior ( - ), bishop of Antwerp appointed in . Appointed librarian by the chapter of the Antwerp cathedral. From librarian of the archdukes Albert and Isabella. From dean of the Antwerp cathedral chapter. Author of some diplomatic and historical works. Lit. : Carlo de Clerq, ‘Miraeus (Mire), Aubertus junior (le)’, in: NBW , vol. , cols. - . . Codex Regularum & Constitutionum Clericalium [ed. Aubertus Miraeus]. Ant., [Caesar Joachim Trognaesius], , in f °. . Donationes Belgicae, cum Notis eiusdem Miraei. Ant., [ Jan Cnobbaert], , in °. . Notitia Ecclesiarum Belgij, studio & cum Notis eiusdem. Ibid., [ Jan Cnobbaert], , in °. Three works donated by the editor. . Balthasar Moretus ( - ) Grandson of Christo ff el Plantin, son of Jan I Moretus ( - ). Was given in , after the death of Jan II Moretus ( - ), the management of the fi rm. Pupil of Justus Lipsius and himself author of neo-Latin verse. Lit. : Leon Voet, ‘Moretus, Balthazar’, in: NBW , vol. , cols. - ; Jeanine de Landtsheer, ‘Balthasar Moretus’s sojourn in Louvain’, in: Ex o ffi cina Plantiniana Moretorum. Studies over het drukkersgeslacht Moretus , ed. Marcus de Schepper & Francine de Nave (De Gulden Passer, ( ); Antwerp ), pp. - . . Iusti Lipsij Opera omnia Tomis VI. quorum I. continet Critica: II. Epistolas: III. Historica: IV. Politica: V. Tacitum & Velleium Paterculum cum Comment. Lipsij: VI. Annaeum Senecam cum Comment. eiusdem Lipsij & Lib. Fromondi. Ant., [o ffi cina Plantiniana], in f °. Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 189</p>
<p> C C The monumental edition of the works of Justus Lipsius ( - ), with com- mentaries on Seneca by Libertus Fromondus (see ). . Hendrik van den Nouwelandt (d. ) Alias Nauwelandt. Born in Westmalle. Licentiate in law, important o ffi cial: was e.g. dic- tator ( ) and syndicus ( ) . Prefect, librarian, as successor of Andreas. He was mar- ried to Catharina Kimps from Geel. Succeeded his father-in-law, Paulus (d. ), as secretary of the keeper of the university privileges. In he himself was succeeded in this function by Remi Wauters (see no. ). Lit. : Reusens, vol. , pp. , - , & ; on the functions see: Vandenghoer, pp. ff . . Henrici à Rosenthal. Tract. de Feudis. Franc., [possibly: Typis Wechelianis, Clemens Schleich, ], , in f °. Heinrich Rosenthal(l) (d. ), jurist. . Joannes Oliverius Bookseller and publisher in Louvain. Worked chie fl y in partnership with Cornelis Coenesteyn, son-in-law of Hendrik van Hastens, who published Valerius Andreas’s Bibliotheca Belgica ( ). Between and Oliverius and Coenesteyn put on the market works by Andreas Delvaulx (see ), Laurentius Ghi ff ene (see ), Diodorus van Thulden, Nicolaus Vernulaeus and Joannes Wiggers (see also ). But they also published work by Cornelius Jansenius. In they printed the Fasti academici by Valerius Andreas (see ) and in they published work by Libertus Fromondus (see ). A certain Leonardus Oliverius (d. ), from Aix-la-Chapelle, held the o ffi ce of promotor , i.e. something like superintendent of the university police. Lit. : Reusens, vol. , p. ; Delsaerdt, pp. - . . Dionysij Areopagitae Opera, Graeco-Lat. Interp. & Scholiaste Balth. Cor- derio, (Antwerpen), typis Plantin. , Tomis II, in f °. Dionysius the Pseudo-Areopagite (late th century), translated into Latin with com- mentary by Balthasar Corderius SJ (Antwerp -Rouen ). . Christophorus Outers ( - ) Abbot of the Premonstratensian abbey of Grimbergen from . Lit. : Monasticon belge , , pp. - . . Alphonsi Salmeronis Opera, in Evangelicam Historiam & Acta Apost. Tomis VII, [probably: Cologne, Anton Hierat & Johann Gymnich, vols., - ], in f °. Allonso Salmerón (d. , Naples), Jesuit from Toledo. . Rabani Mauri Opera. (Coloniae), [Anton Hierat], [- , vols.], Tomis III, in f °. Hrabanus Maurus (Rabanus; / - ), Benedictine, archbishop of Mainz. His works were collected by Jacques de Joigny de Pamèle or Pamelius (Bruges -Mons ), edited by Georges Colvener (Louvain, - ) and published in Cologne - . Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 190</p>
<p>Auspicia bibliothecae . Cornelius de Pape (d. ) Professor of law in Louvain. Supporter of Jansenius’s Augustinus . Went as envoy to Rome, together with Jan Sinnich (Cork, Ireland, ) to discuss the condemnation of the Augustinus . Died during the mission in Rome. He can be identi fi ed as the father of the following, Leo Jan (Leenis). Lit. : jaar , p. . . (Iacobi Menochij) Comment. De Praesumptionibus, Coloniae, [ Johann Gymnich], , in f °. Second Cologne edition of a work by Jacobus Menochius ( - ), a jurist from Pavia. . Leo Jan de Pape ( - ) Leenis de Pape, born in Louvain as son of Cornelius, professor of Roman law in Louvain. Brother of the abbot of the Park abbey, grandson of Libertus van den Hove, substitute procurator-general at the Council of Brabant. He was also a nephew of Martinus van den Hove, councillor-judge-advocate of the Council of Brabant, and of Joannes Baptista Christijn, chancellor of Brabant. Matriculated at the university in . Took the oath as lawyer of the Council of Brabant on January , as successor of his grandfather, Libertus van den Hove. Lit. : Guido van Dievoet, ‘Pape, Leo Jan de’, in: NBW , vol. , cols. - . . (Augustini) Beroij Consiliorum Volum. tria. Aug. Vindel., [ Joannes Prae- torius], , in f °. An Augsburg edition of the work of the canonist Agostino Beró (Bologna - ) (see also no. ). . Ferdinand del’ Plano ( - ) Born and died in Antwerp. Rector of the Jesuit college of Louvain. Lit. : Alfred Poncelet, Nécrologe des jésuites de la province Flandro-Belge (Wetteren ), p. ; Willem Audenaert, Prosopographia Iesuitica Belgica antiqua (PIBA). A biographical dictionary of the Jesuits in the Low Countries - , vol. (Louvain-Heverlee ), p. . . Sereniss. Principis Ferdinandi, Hispan. Infantis, S.R.E. Card. Introitus tri- umphalis in Flandriae Metropolim Gandavum. Ant., [ Joannes Meursius, ], , in f °. Ferdinand, third son of Philip III ( - ), in infant cardinal, became governor- general of the Spanish Netherlands in . The masterfully illustrated book was compiled by Guilielmus Becanus, alias Willem van der Beke SJ (Ypres -Louvain ), who taught for a while in the Jesuit monastery of Louvain. . Vopiscus Fortunatus Plemp ( - ) Born in Amsterdam. After reading philosophy in Louvain, he studied medicine in Padua and Bologna. Succeeded in Louvain Jan Paludanus for the instruction of the Institutes . As a non-cartesian he corresponded with Descartes. Taught medicine from . At fi rst an opponent, later on an adherent of Harvey’s De motu cordis ( ). His Ophtalmographia Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 191</p>
<p> C C is the fi rst ophthalmological monograph published in the Netherlands. Owner of a valu- able private library. Lit. : Georges Monchamp, ‘Plemp (Vopiscus-Fortunatus)’, in: Biogr. nat. , vol. , cols. - ; Materiae promotionis. Natuurwetenschap aan de Oude Universiteit Leuven , ed. Christian Coppens (Louvain ), nos. - ; Delsaerdt, pp. 181-2. . (Vopisci Fortunatus Plempij) Ophtalmographia, de Oculorum Fabrica &c. Amstel., [Hendrick Laurensz], , in °. . Erycius Puteanus ( - ) Historiographer and literator. Born in Venlo. Pupil of Justus Lipsius. Started his career in Milan with cardinal Federico Borromeo ( - ). Was recalled to Louvain in to succeed Lipsius. Lit. : Alphonse Roersch, ‘Puteanus (Erycius)’, in: Biogr. nat. , vol. , cols. - ; Théophile Simar, Etude sur Erycius Puteanus ( - ) considéré spécialement dans l’histoire de la philologie belge et dans son enseignement à l’Université de Louvain (Louvain ); ‘Acta Puteanaea. Proceedings of the International Colloquium Erycius Puteanus ( - ), Louvain-Antwerp, - November ’, ed. Dirk Sacré, in: Humanistica Lovaniensia . Journal of neo-Latin studies , ( ), pp. - . . Les Chroniques de France, d’Angleterre, des Flandres &c. Ioan. Froissart & Enguerran de Monstrelet, [Paris], Tomis V, in f °. An edition of the chronicles of Jean Froissart ( c. - c. ) and Enguerrand de Monstrelet (?- c. ). Editions from the th century to the beginning of the th century are extant. . Hendrik Rampen ( - ) Born in Huy. Studied theology in Cologne, Mainz and Louvain. Taught at the peda- gogy The Lily. Took his doctor’s degree in and then also started to teach theol- ogy in the Park abbey. From president of the minor college of the Holy Spirit and from of the major college of the Holy Spirit. Established an important foundation in that college. Author of a commentary on the four gospels. Lit. : Sylvain Balau, ‘Rampen (Henri)’, in: Biogr. nat ., vol. , cols. - . . Concilia Generalia & Provincialia. Graeca & Latina, studio Severini Binij edita. Coloniae, [ Johann Gymnich], , Tomis IX, in f °. Second edition – the fi rst in – of a work edited by Severus Binius (Cologne, th century). . Joannes Rivius ( - ) Son of Gerard Rivius (d. ), printer in Louvain and beadle of the Faculty of Theology. Augustinian friar. Doctor of theology in Trier. Taught in the monasteries of his order in Brussels, Tournai and Louvain where he resided at the time of the foundation of the library. Author of neo-Latin verse, historical works and a critical work on Augustine. Appointed bishop of ’s-Hertogenbosch in , but the bishopric was abolished in . Lit. : Herman van der Linden, ‘Rivius ( Jean)’, in: Biogr. nat. , vol. , cols. - ; Delsaerdt, pp. - . . Leonardi Coquaei, Eremitae Augustiniani, Comment. in D. Augustinum, De Civitate Dei. [Paris, Compagnie du Grand Navire, , in f °]. Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 192</p>
<p>Auspicia bibliothecae Commentary on Augustine’s De civitate Dei by the Augustinian friar Léonard Coqueau (d. ), published in Paris in . . Antoine de Roore (d. ) Born in Courtrai. Abbot of the Benedictine abbey of St Martin in Tournai from . Lit. : Monasticon belge , , pp. - . . ( Thomas Aquinas) Opera omnia, studio Cosmae Morelles, ex. Ord. Praedicat. Antver., [ Jan Peetersz van Keerbergen], , Tomis XII, in f °. An Aquinas edition by the Dominican friar Cosmas Morelles (Valencia, ?-Ghent ). . Jozef Geldolf van Ryckel ( - ) Born in the castle of Oirbeek near Tienen. He studied in Louvain at the pedagogy The Falcon. In he entered St Gertrude abbey, where he became abbot in . He published theological and hagiographical works. Lit. : Herman van der Linden, ‘Ryckel ( Joseph-Geldolphe van)’, in: Biogr. nat. , vol. , cols. - ; Monasticon belge , , pp. - . . Alphonsi Tostati Episc. Abulensi Opera, pleraque ad S. Scripturae expo- sitionem pertinentia. Colon., [ Johann Gymnich & Anton Hierat], , Tomis XIII, in f °. Alfonso Tostado (Tostatus) Ribera, bishop of Avila (d. ). . Ms: Biblia MSS in pergam., in f °. . Petrus Scribs (d. ) Born in Douai. Abbot of the Benedictine abbey Vlierbeek (Kessel-Lo, Louvain) from . Both for ecclesiastical reasons and on account of his private life a highly contro- versial fi gure. Lit. : Monasticon belge , , p. . . Thomae Stapleton, Angli, S. Th. Doct. & Prof. Lovan. Opera omnia. Paris, [ Robert Fouet, Nicolas Buon & Sébastien Cramoisy], , Tomis IV, in f °. Thomas Stapleton ( - ), English Roman Catholic and professor in Louvain. . Ferdinand van Spoelberch ( - ) Born in Brussels. From licentiate in the artes . Member of the Jesuit sodality. From lord of Lovenjoel. Played an important part in the defence of Louvain during the siege of the city by Maarten van Rossum in . Nephew of Guillaume ( - ), friar minor and author of inter alia the Conciones & collationes morales ( ). Lit. : Herman van der Linden, ‘Spoelberch (Ferdinand van)’, in: Biogr. nat. , vol. , cols. - ; Les livres de raison des Spoelberch, - , ed. Fernand Berthold de Ryckmans de Betz (Tongeren ), pp. - ; Verzameling de Spoelberch (Louvain ), pp. - . . Guil. Spoelbergij Conciones & Collationes morales. Ant., [Willem Lesteens], , Tomis II, in ° Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 193</p>
<p> C C Guillaume van Spoelberch ( - ); see Leonard Henri Somers , Willem van Spoelberch, Gheestelijcke dreve (Louvain ; unpubl. lic. Thesis). . [ MS] Historia Troiana per Guidonem de Columna Messanensem, in f °. A manuscript of the Historia destructionis Troiae by the Sicilian Guido de Colonna, also Guido delle Colonne alias Columna, which originated in England in . Guido de Columnis, Historia destructionis Troiae , ed. Nathaniel Edward Gri ffi n (The Medieval Academy of America. Publications, ; Cambridge Mass. ). . [ MS] Philippus Poelarius De modo Philosophandi veterum, in °. Philippus Poelarius (d. ), doctor of civil and canon law in Louvain, dean of Harelbeke in . Already before this manuscript was no longer preserved in Louvain. . Joannes Stassaert (d. ) Born in Gembloux. Chaplain of St Peter’s church in Louvain and canon of St Martin’s in Aalst. Bachelor of theology. President of the ‘collegium Vaulxianum’ or college of Ghent from until his death. Lit. : Reusens, vol. , pp. - . . Nicephori Callisti Historia Ecclesiastica Graeco-Lat. interp. Ioanne Lango. Paris, [Sébastien & Claude Cramoisy], , Tomis II, in f °. The works of the Byzantine historian Nicephorus Callistus ( c. - c. ), with the Latin translation by Johann Lange ( , Freistadt in Silesia- ). The Greek text was corrected by Fronton du Duc (see no. ). . Petrus Stockmans ( - ) Doctor of civil and canon law. From professor of Greek at the Collegium Trilingue. Was given the regius chair of the Paratitla at the Faculty of Law on November . In and rector, in the latter year also curator of the library. In appointed member of the Council of Brabant, in appointed councillor of the Privy Council. Author of some important works in which he supported among others his Jansenist friends. Lit. : jaar , p. ; Lovanium docet , nos. - . . Des. Erasmi Roderod. Opera omnia, Bas., [Hieronymus Froben & Nicolaus Episcopius, - ]. Tomis IX. The fi rst edition of Erasmus’s complete works. . Joannes Taillaert (d. ) Born in Liège. Studied at the pedagogy The Pig in Louvain. Finished the artes in . Taught philosophy in his former pedagogy. Licentiate in theology in . President of the minor college of the Holy Spirit from to when he became a canon at the Antwerp cathedral. Lit. : Reusens, vol. , p. ; vol. , p. ; P.J. Goetschalckx, Geschiedenis der kanunniken van O.L.V. Kapittel te Antwerpen ( - ) (Antwerp ), pp. - . Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 194</p>
<p>Auspicia bibliothecae . Henrici Boich Distinctiones sive Comment. ad Decretales Gregorianas. Lugd. , in f °. The decretalist Henricus Bohic(us) (Boch, Boich; - c. ), born in the Finistère. . Augustini Beroij Comment. in Decretales. Lugd. , [Hugues de La Porte, - , vols.], Tomis III, in f °. See no. . . Servatius Tambuyser (d. ) Born in Grimbergen. Studied at the pedagogy The Castle. Finished the artes in . Taught in his pedagogy from . Professor primarius from . Licentiate in theol- ogy. Canon of St Salvator in Harelbeke. Lit. : Reusens, vol. , p. . . Cabalisticae Artis Scriptoris varij [ sic ]. Bab.[ sic ], [Sebastian Henricpetri], , in f °. Adams P Ed. by Joannes Pistorius ( - ) from Nidda in Hessen (north of Frankfurt). . Antoine Vauseul Matriculated on January as a pupil of the Augustinian college in Louvain. Recorded in the catalogue as canon in Aix-la-Chapelle, probably by the privilegium nomi- nationum held by the university to appoint alumni in Aix-la-Chapelle as canons. Lit. : Matricule , , p. , no. . . (Ant. Fabri) Codex De fi nitionum Forensium &c. (Coll. Allob.), [= Geneva, Pierre & Jacques Chouet], , inf °. The Genevan lawyer Antoine Favre ( - ). The fi rst impression of the so-called Codex Fabrianus. . Hubert Vauseul Matriculated on January as a pupil of the Augustinian college in Louvain. Probably a brother of the former. Recorded in the catalogue as a canon in Binche. Lit. : Matricule , , p. , no. . . Ant. Mornacij Observationes ad libros XXIV. Diges. & IV. Cod. Paris, [Probably: Nicolas Buon], , in f °. The French lawyer Antoine Mornac ( - ). . Henricus Vennius (d. ) Priest of the great beguinage in Louvain. Buried in the beguinage church. Epitaph with painted portrait above the side-entrance. Lit. : W.A. Olyslager, Het groot begijnhof van Leuven , nd edn. (Louvain ), pp. , . . S. Isidori, Episc. Hispalensis, Opera. (Colonia), [Anton Hierat], , in f °. Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 195</p>
<p> C C Isidore, archbishop of Seville ( c . - ), ed. by Jacques Dubreul ( - ). some- times called the last of the Western Latin fathers of the church. His most important works are: Sententiae , his chief theological work; De viris illustribus , on the ecclesiasti- cal authors; De natura rerum , on astronomy and cosmography; Historia Gothorum , but especially his encyclopedic work Etymologiae , a mine of classical and early Christian texts. . Gaspar Vinck ( - ) Born in Vaux near Tournai (recorded as Vincq). Entered in the Benedictine abbey of St Adrian in Geraardsbergen, where he was ordained abbot in . In he became abbot of the abbey of St Denis in Broqueroie (Hainault), in of St Peter’s abbey in Ghent. Wrote a history of the abbey of St Denis. Lit. : Monasticon belge , , pp. - . . Basilii Magni Opera Graeco-Lat. Paris, [ Michel Sonnius, Claude Morel & Sébastien Cramoisy], , Tomis II, in f °. The father of the church Basil the Great ( c . - ). . Petrus de Waerseggere (d. ) Born in Louvain. Prior of the priory of the regular canons of St Augustine of St Martin’s Dale in Louvain. From to president of the seminary of the congregation of Windesheim in Louvain. Lit. : Monasticon belge , , p. . . Franc. Lucae Brugensis Comment. in IV. Evangelia. (Antwerp), Typis Plant. , Tomis II, in f °. The Bruges biblical scholar Franciscus Lucas or Lucas Brugensis ( - ), dean of St Omer. . Gabr. Pennotti Historia generalis totius Ord. Clericorum Canonicorum. Col., [Gerhard Grevenbroich], , in f °. Gabriele Pennotto (or Pennotti), Augustinian friar from Novara ( - ). . Remi Wauters (d. ) (Also: Wouters). Born in St Truiden, licentiate in theology, secretarius ( ) and notarius ( ), an important o ffi cial of the university. Lit. : Reusens, vol. , pp. & ; on the function see: Vandenghoer, pp. - . . Andreae Tiraquelli Opera, Franc., [heirs of Sigismund Feyerabend?], , Tomis III, in f °. The French jurist André Tiraqueau (d. ), a follower of Bartolus de Saxoferrato ( - ). . Gerard van Werm ( - ) Born in Maastricht. Professor of theology as successor of Guilielmus ab Angelis (see ). Supporter of Jansenius’s Augustinus . Studied in Louvain at the pedagogy The Falcon. From president of the college of Arras. Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 196</p>
<p>Auspicia bibliothecae Lit. : G. Thils, ‘Werm (Gérard van)’, in: Biogr. nat. , vol. , col. . . Gregorij Nysseni Opera Graeco-Lat. Paris, [ Michel Sonnius & Sébastien Cramoisy], , Tomis II, in f °. The father of the church Gregory of Nyssa ( c . - ), edited by Fédéric II Morel ( - ). . Arnold Wiggers (d. ?) Born in Diest. Matriculated at the university of Louvain in . Priest of St Quentin in Louvain from to . Died when the redaction of the catalogue was under- way. Nephew of the theologian Joannes Wiggers, brother of Cornelius (see ). Lit. : Elly Leus, Joannes Wiggers, een de-eeuwse thomist ( - ) (Leuven ; unpubl. lic. thesis); De Kerk , p. . . Gasp. Hurtadi, Tract. de Sacramentis & Censuris, [Antwerpen], typis Plant. , in f °. Gaspar Hurtado, SJ ( - ). . Ant. Possevini Bibliotheca Selecta. Coloniae, [ Johann Gymnich], , in f °. The Italian Jesuit Antonio Possevino ( - ), papal nuncio, bibliographer and prominent scholar, compiled with his Apparatus (Venice ) the fi rst subject bib- liography after Gesner’s Pandectae . With his Bibliotheca selecta (unlike Conrad Gessner’s Bibliotheca universalis ) Possevino conceived the fi rst Roman Catholic bibliography. Editio princeps Rome . . Cornelius Wiggers (d. ) Born in Diest. Nephew of Joannes Wiggers ( - ), professor of theology. Studied at the pedagogy The Pig. At fi rst priest in Kruishoutem near Oudenaarde, from priest of St Michel in Louvain. Edited posthumous work of his uncle. First president of the Hovius college, founded by Franciscus Hovius (d. ) from Londerzeel. Lit. : Reusens, vol. , pp. - . . Ioannis Wiggers, S. Th. Doct. & Prof. Lovan. Opera omnia, [= In primam ( -secundam ) secundae Thomae Aquinatis Commentaria , Louvain, Joannes Oliverius & Cornelis Coenesteyn, - ], in f °. . Jacob Zegers (d. ) Printer in Louvain from . Married in a second marriage in the daughter of Petrus de Zangere, Zangrius or Zangré, another Louvain printer. Printed works by inter alia Nicolaus Vernulaeus, Diodorus Tuldenus (van Thulden), Vopiscus Fortunatus Plemp (see ) and Cornelius Jansenius, of whom he also printed the posthumous Augustinus ( ). The prohibition of this work – in which he had invested his capital – through the papal bull In eminenti of , destroyed him as a printer and as a man. Lit. : Lucianus Ceyssens, ‘Zegers ( Jacques)’, in: Biogr. nat. , vol. , cols. - ; Delsaerdt, pp. - . . S. Bonaventurae Summa Theologica, per Pet. Trigosum, Capuccinum. Lugd., [heirs of Guillaume Rouillé], , in f °. Bonaventure ( - ), edited by Petrus Trigosa (d. ). Editio princeps Rome, . Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 197</p>
<p> C C . Ioan. Chapeavillius de necessitate & mode ministrando Sacramenta tempore pestis. Lov., [ Jacob Zegers], , in °. Jean Chapeauville (Liège - ). Editio princeps Mainz . . Laurentius Zoenius ( - ) Born in Bree as Laurent Zoenen. Licentiate in theology. Governor of the pedagogy The Falcon in . Rector in and from to canon of the cathedral in Bruges. Meanwhile from canon of St Peter’s church in Louvain. From also attached to the Divaeus college and fi rst president of the Willibrord college or college of ’s-Herto- genbosch. Friend and for a while housemate of Christian van Beusecom (see ). Lit. : Reusens, vol. , p. ; vol. , pp. - , - ; vol. , p. . . Annales Ord. Minorum S. Francisci Capucinorum auct. Ioach. Boverio. Lugd., [Claude Landry, heirs of Gabriel Boissat, Laurent Anisson], (?). The history of the Capuchins by Zaccaria Boverio (d. Genua, ), published in Lyons - in three vols. (Only the fi rst volume?). Adams Herbert Mayow Adams, Catalogue of Books printed on the Con- tinent of Europe, - in Cambridge libraries , vols. (Cam- bridge ). Biogr. Nat. Biographie nationale [ de Belgique ], vols. (Brussels - ). BL STC French Short-title Catalogue of Books printed in France and of French Books printed in other Countries from to in the British Library (London , with suppl. ). Delsaerdt Pierre Delsaerdt, Suam quisque bibliothecam. Boekhandel en parti- culier boekenbezit aan de oude Leuvense universiteit de- de eeuw (Symbolae Facultati Litterarum Lovaniensi. Ser.A, ; Louvain ). De Moreau Edouard de Moreau, La bibliothèque de l’Université de Louvain - (Louvain ). Houtmortels, Thorn J. Houtmortels, Thorn, hoogadelijke rijksabdij en vorstendom (Thorn ). De Kerk De Kerk in het midden. jaar parochieleven te Leuven , ed. Jan Roegiers (Louvain ). Lovanium docet Guido van Dievoet et al., Lovanium docet: geschiedenis van de Leuvense Rechtsfaculteit ( - ) (Louvain ). Machiels Jerome Machiels, Catalogus van de boeken gedrukt voor aan- wezig op de Centrale Bibliotheek van de Rijksuniversiteit Gent , vols. (Ghent ). Matricule , Matricule de l’Université de Louvain, . février - février , ed. A. Schillings, vols. (Brussels - ). Monasticon belge , Ursmer Berlière, Monasticon belge, . Provinces de Namur et de Hainaut (Maredsous - ). Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 198</p>
<p>Monasticon belge , A. Despy-Meyer et al., Monasticon belge, . Province de Brabant , fasc. (Liège - ). Monasticon Windeshemense Monasticon Windeshemense, Belgien , ed. Wilhelm Kohl, Ernest Persoons & Anton G. Weiler (Brussels ). Moranti Le cinquecentine della Biblioteca Universitaria di Urbino , vols. (Biblioteca di bibliogra fi a italiana, ; Florence ). NBW Nationaal Biogra fi sch Woordenboek , vols. (Brussels - ). NNBW Nieuw Nederlandsch biogra fi sch woordenboek , ed. P.C. Molhuysen & P.J. Blok, vols. (Leiden - ). PP Leon Voet, The Plantin Press ( - ). A Bibliography of the Works printed and published by Christopher Plantin at Antwerp and Leiden , vols. (Amsterdam - ). Renouard, Estienne Antoine Auguste Renouard, Annales de l’imprimerie des Estienne (Paris ). Reusens Documents relatifs à l’histoire de l’Université de Louvain ( - ) , ed. Edmond Reusens, with an index by Jean Buchet, vols. (Louvain - ). Rogier, Katholicisme Ludovicus Jacobus Rogier, Geschiedenis van het katholicisme in Noord-Nederland in de e en de e eeuw , vols. (Amsterdam ). VD Verzeichnis der im deutschen Sprachbereich erschienenen Drucke des XVI. Jahrhundert – VD , ed. Irmgard Bezzel, vols. (Stuttgart - ). jaar jaar Universiteit Leuven - (Louvain ). Vandenghoer Carl Vandenghoer, De rectorale rechtbank van de Oude Leuvense Universiteit ( - ) (Verhandelingen van de Koninklijke Academie voor Wetenschappen, Letteren en Schone Kunsten van België. Klasse der Letteren, , no. ; Brussels ). Van der Aa Abraham Jacob van der AA, Biographisch woordenboek der Nederlanden , vols. (Haarlem - ). Auspicia bibliothecae Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 199</p>
<p> C C The names are arranged alphabetically as in the list of the donators. Under ‘ titles ’ the number of donated titles is recorded; unless indicated otherwise they are in-folio. Under ‘ years ’ the years of publication are entered (earliest and latest if more than two). Under ‘ volumes ’ the number of physical parts of the titles is indicated. ‘ Details ’ are given when the donation concerns a manuscript or when the donator presented his own work or that of a relative. Donators titles years volumes details . Valerius Andreas (d. ) ( ° & °) - (?) . Guilielmus ab Angelis ( - ) . François de Baillencourt ( - ) ( th c.) ms . Joannes Bancx (?) . Martinus Berckmans . Joannes Bernard (d. ) . Christian van Beusecom ( - ) - . Ferdinand van Boisschot ( ?- ) - . Joannes Bosmans ( - ) . Gisbert van den Broeck ( - ) . François Capron . Boudewijn Cats ( c . - ) - . Joannes Cobbelgiers ( - ) . Petrus Damasus de Coninck ( - ) ( °) . Adrianus Valentinus Corselius . Vincentius Corselius . Hendrik van den Creeft (d. / ) . Antoine Davé ( - ) . André del Vaulx ( - ) . Matthieu Froidbize (d. ) (?) . Libertus Fromondus ( - ) . Jacob G(h)elneur ( - ) - . Gasparus Gevartius ( - ) Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 200</p>
<p>Table ( cont. ) Donators titles years volumes details . Laurent Ghi ff ene ( - ) . Philippus & Petrus-Paulus Gudelinus (?) . Henri Haulthomme (d. ) . Jacobus Havrech (d. na ) . Hendrik van Hegelsom ( c . - ) . Lambertus Herbetus (d. ) . Joannes Hermans - . Hendrik Hornkens . Libertus (van) Houthem (d. / ) ( °) . Edmond Jouvent (d. ) - . Frans Lavaerts (d. na ) . Joannes Marchant . Joannes Masius ( - ) ms . Arnold Mennekens (d. ) . Zacharias de Metz ( c . - ) . Aubertus Miraeus ( - ) ( ° & °) - own work . Balthasar Moretus ( - ) own work . Hendrik van den Nauwelandt (d. ) . Joannes Oliverius . Christophorus Outers ( - ) (?) . Cornelius de Pape (d. ) . Leo Jan de Pape ( - ) . Ferdinand Del’ Plano (d. ) (groot °) . Vopiscus Fortunatus Plemp ( - ) ( °) own work . Erycius Puteanus ( - ) ? . Hendrik Rampen ( - ) . Joannes Rivius ( - ) . Antoine de Roore (d. ) . Jozef Geldolf van Ryckel ( - ) (-) ms . Petrus Scribs (d. ) . Ferdinand van Spoelberch ( - ) ( °) + (-) ms ( ° & °) . Joannes Stassaert (d. ) . Petrus Stockmans ( - ) - Auspicia bibliothecae Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 201</p>
<p> C C Table ( cont. ) Donators titles years volumes details . Joannes Taillaert (d. ) - . Servatius Tambuyser (d. ) . Antoine Vauseul . Hubert Vauseul . Henricus Vennius (d. ) . Gaspar Vinck ( - ) . Petrus de Waerseggere (d. ) - . Remi Wauters (d. ) . Gerard van Werm ( - ) . Arnold Wiggers (d. / ) - . Cornelius Wiggers (d. ) - uncle . Jacob Zegers (d. ) - own printing . Laurentius Zoenius ( - ) donators of book donators of books donators of books donator of books donator of books Donators Faculty College/pedagogy Details . Valerius Andreas (d. ) Trilingue librarian . Guilielmus ab Angelis ( - ) theol. pres. Viglius . François de Baillencourt ( - ) law Lily later prof. & bishop . Joannes Bancx theol. gov. Falcon . Christian van Beusecom theol. pres. King’s & ( - ) Willibrord . Gisbert van den Broeck ( - ) theol. Falcon . Boudewijn Cats ( c . - ) theol. pres. Holland later vicar apostolic . Joannes Cobbelgiers ( - ) pres. Houterlee . Hendrik van den Creeft law pres. St Donat. rector (d. / ) & Van Winckele Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 202</p>
<p>Auspicia bibliothecae Table ( cont. ) Donators Faculty College/pedagogy Details . Antoine Davé ( - ) theol. pres. Savoy . André del Vaulx ( - ) can. law pres. Van Winckele . Matthieu Froidbize (d. ) ? d. . Libert Fromond ( - ) theol. provisor U.L. . Laurent Ghi ff ene ( - ) artes d. . Henri Haulthomme (d. ) law pres. St Ivo quaestor U.L. . Hendrik van Hegelsom ( c . - ) ? pres. Willibrord . Arnold Mennekens (d. ) theol. . Cornelius de Pape (d. ) law . Vopiscus Fortunatus Plemp ( - ) med. . Erycius Puteanus ( - ) ? . Hendrik Rampen ( - ) theol. pres. Holy Spirit . Joannes Stassaert (d. ) theol. pres. Vaulxianum . Petrus Stockmans ( - ) law Trilingue curator U.L. . Joannes Taillaert (d. ) theol. pres. Holy Spirit . Servatius Tambuyser (d. ) theol. Castle . Gerard van Werm ( - ) theol. Arras . Cornelius Wiggers (d. ) theol. pres. Hovius . Laurentius Zoenius ( - ) theol. pres. Willibrord Jacobus Havrech (Havré) (d. after ) . Frans Lavaerts (d. after ) . Hendrik van de Nouwelandt (d. ) . Remi Wauters (d. ) Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 203</p>
<p> C C . Joannes Bernard (d. ) Windesheim Bois-Seigneur-Isaac prior . Joannes Bosmans ( - ) O. Praem. Gemp (St-Joris-Weert) prior . Petrus Damasus de Coninck ( - ) OESA Louvain prior . Jacob G(h)elneur ( - ) OSB Crespin-en-Hainaut abbot . Libertus (van) Houthem (d. / ) St Gertrude prior . Edmond Jouvent (d. ) O. Cist. Aulne abbot . Joannes Masius ( - ) O. Praem. Park (Heverlee-Louvain) abbot . Christophorus Outers ( - ) O. Praem. Grimbergen abbot . Antoine de Roore (d. ) OSB St Martin, Tournai abbot . Jozef Geldolf van Ryckel ( - ) St Gertrude abbot . Petrus Scribs (d. ) OSB Vlierbeek (Kessel-Lo) abbot . Gaspar Vincq ( - ) OSB Broqueroie (Hainault) abbot . Petrus de Waerseggere (d. ) Can. Wind. St Martin’s Dale (Louvain) prior . François Capron OP Louvain . Lambertus Herbetus (d. ) Can. Wind. St. Martin’s Dale (Louv.) pres. college . Ferdinand Del’ Plano (d. ) SJ rector coll. Louvain . Joannes Rivius ( - ) OSA . Joannes Hermans St James . Hendrik Hornkens St Gertrude . Joannes Marchant St James . Henricus Vennius (d. ) Great Beguinage . Arnold Wiggers (d. / ) St Quentin . Cornelius Wiggers (d. ) St Michael . Balthasar Moretus ( - ) Antwerp . Joannes Oliverius Louvain . Jacob Zegers (d. ) Louvain Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 204</p>
<p>Auspicia bibliothecae The numbers refer to the numeration of the donators. The names of the donators themselves are not included here. Aalst, chapter: Aix-la-Chapelle, chapter: Albert & Isabella, archdukes: Amersfoort: Amsterdam: Andreas, Valerius: Angelis, Guilielmus ab: , Antwerp: , , Antwerp, bishopric: Antwerp, cathedral, chapter: , Aristotle: Ath: , Aulne, Cistercian abbey: Berckmans, Martinus: Bethleem (Louvain), monastery: Beusecom, Christian van: , Binche, chapter: Bois-Seigneur-Isaac (Ophain), monastery: Boisschot, Jan Baptist de: Bologna, university: Bonn, chapter: Borromeo, Federico: Brabant, duchy, chancery: , Bree: Broqueroie (Hainault), Benedictine abbey St Denis: Bruges: Bruges, bishopric: Bruges, chapter: Brussels: , , Brussels, OSA: Cats, Boudewijn: Christijn, Joannes Baptista: Ciney: Coenesteyn, Cornelis: Colleges Baius college: College of Arras: Collegium Trilingue: Collegium Vaulxianum: Divaeus college: Holland college: Holy Spirit college: , Houterlee college: Hovius college: King’s college: Pope’s college: Savoy college: St Donatian college: St Ivo college: Viglius college: Willibrord college: , Van Winckele college: , , Cologne, university: Cork (Ireland): Council of Brabant: , Courtrai: Crespin-en-Hainaut, Benedictine abbey: Delvaux, Andreas: Douai: Douai, chapter: Douai, university: Douai, university, doctorate h.c. : Fromondus, Libertus: Geel: Gembloers (Gembloux): Geraardsbergen, Benedictine abbey St Adrian: Ghent, Benedictine abbey St Peter: Ghi ff ene, Laurentius: , Gorcum: Great Council, Mechelen: Grimbergen: Grimbergen, Premonstratensian abbey: Gudelinus, Petrus: Haarlem: Hague, The, Spanish legation: Harelbeke, chapter: , , Harvey, William: Hastens, Hendrik van: Heist-op-den-Berg: ’s-Hertogeneiland, Gemp, Norbertine convent: Heverlee (Louvain), Park abbey: , , Holland, mission: Hove, Libertus van den: Hove, Martinus van den: Hovius, Franciscus: Huy: , Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 205</p>
<p>James I, king of England: Jansenius Iprensis, Cornelius: , , , , , , , , , Kimps, Catharina: Kimps, Paulus: Kruishoutem (Oudenaarde), parish: La Torre, Jacobus de: , Liège: , Liège, chapter: Lille, chapter: Lipsius, Justus: , Londerzeel: London, royal Court: Louis XIII, king of France: Louvain: Louvain, chapter: , , Louvain, Collegium Trilingue: Louvain, Dominicans: Louvain, Faculty of Law: Louvain, Great Beguinage: Louvain, Hermits of St Augustine: Louvain, Jesuit college: Louvain, OSA: Louvain, St Gertrude abbey: Louvain, St Gertrude, beguinage: Louvain, St Gertrude, parish: Louvain, St James’ church: Louvain, St Martin’s Dale: , Louvain, St Michael’s parish: Louvain, St Peter’s parish: Lovenjoel, seigniory: Maastricht: Mainz, university: Marche-en-Famenne: Masius, Bernardinus: Mechelen: Mechelen, archbishopric, censorship: Mechelen, archbishopric, vicariate: Metz, Zacharias de: , Miraeus, Sr., Joannes: Mons, chapter: Moretus, Jan I: Moretus, Jan II: Neercassel, Joannes: Neuville-en-Famenne, seigniory: Oirbeek (Tienen): Oliverius, Leonardus: Padua, university: Paludanus, Joannes: Pape, Cornelius de: Pape, Leo Jan de (Leenis): Paris, royal Court: Peckius, Petrus: Pedagogies The Castle: The Falcon: , , , , , The Lily: , The Pig: , , Philippi, archbishopric: Plantin, Christo ff el: Plemp, Vopiscus Fortunatus: Privy Council: , , Rivius, Gerardus: Rome, Vatican: Ronse: Rossum, Maarten van: Ryckel, Jozef Geldolf van: , Sinnich, Jan: Spoelberch, Guillaume van: St Joris-Weert, priest: St Michael’s abbey, Hemiksem (Antw.): St Omer, chapter: St Truiden: , , Thorn, chapter: , Thulden, Diodorus van: , Tournai, Benedictine abbey St Martin: Tournai, OSA: Tralles, bishopric: Trier, university: Vaux (Tournai): Venlo: Vernulaeus, Nicolaus: , Vlierbeek (Kessel-Lo, Louvain), Benedictine abbey: Vondel, Joost van den: Wauters, Remi: Westmalle: Wiggers, Cornelius: Wiggers, Joannes: , , , Windesheim, Congregation of: Ypres, bishopric: , Ypres, chapter: Zangrius, Petrus: Zaventem, seigniory: Zoënius, Laurentius: Zoesius, Nicolaus: , Zolder: C C Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 206</p>
<p>Auspicia bibliothecae Here the numbering of the donated titles is referred to Authors, anonymous persons, contributors Alexander de Imola see: Tartagni de Imola, Alessandro Antoninus Pius: Athanasius: Aubespine, Gabriel de l’: Augustinus, Aurelius: Automne, Bernard: Bachye ben Asher: Bañez, Dominico: Baronius, Caesar: Basilius the Great: Becanus, Guilielmus: Becci, Francesco: Beda Venerabilis: Beke, Willem van der see: Becanus, Guilielmus Bellarminus, Robertus: Beró, Agostino: , Bible. Hebrew: Bible. Latin: , , Bible. N.T. Arabic: Bible. N.T. Syriac: Binius, Severus: Bohic, Henricus: Bonaventura: Boverio, Zaccaria: Bzovius, Abraham: Cabalisticae artis scriptores varij : Casaubon, Isaac: Chapeauville, Jean: Chrysostomus, Joannes: Cluverius, Philippus: , Codex regularum & constitutionum clericalium : Colonne, Guido delle: Concilia generalia & provincialia : Coqueau, Léonard: Corderius, Balthasar: Corpus Iuris Civilis: Corpus Iuris Civilis. Pandectae : Covarruvias y Leyva, Didacus: Cruser, Hermann: Dionysius the Carthusian: Dionysius the Pseudo-Areopagite: Donationes Belgicae : Doneau, Hugues: Du Duc, Fronton: , Epiphanius: Erasmus, Desiderius: Estius, Guilielmus: , , Eusebius Pamphili: Favre, Antoine: Ferdinand, infant cardinal: Froissart, Jean: Fromondus, Libertus: Giovio, Paolo: Godefroy, Denis: Granvelle, Antoine Perrenot de: Gregorius Nazianzenus: Gregorius Nyssenus: Guido of Evreux: Gutierrez, Juan: Hemelarius, Joannes: Hieronymus: Hugo de Sancto Charo: Hurtado, Gaspar: Isidore of Seville: Joigny de Pamèle, Jacques see: Pamelius, Jacobus Justinianus, Laurentius: Kimchi, David: Lange, Johann: Lansselius, Petrus: Leeuwen, Dionysius van see: Dionysius the Carthusian Levita, Elias: Lipsius, Justus: Loer, Dierick: Loyaerts, Samuel: Lucas, Franciscus: Manuscripts Bible. Latin: Colonne, Guido de: [Guido of Evreux?], Sermones dominicales : Poelarius, Philippus: Vincent of Beauvais: Mariana, Joannes: Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 207</p>
<p>Mauritius, Joannes: Mayno, Jaso de: , Menochius, Jacobus: Mercator, Gerard: Midrasj : Miraeus, Aubertus: , , Monstrelet, Enguerrand de: Morel, Fédéric: , Morelles, Cosmas: Mornac, Antoine: Mudaeus, Gabriel: Mylius, Arnoldus: Nicephorus Callistus: Notitia Ecclesiarum Belgii : Oceanus iuris see: Tractatuum è varijs Iuris interpretibus Oddus, Sfortia: Oecumenius: Optatus Milevitanus: Pamelius, Jacobus: Paterculus, Gaius Velleius: Pennotto, Gabriele: Petau, Denis: Petrus Lombardus: Philip III, king of Spain: Pighius, Stephanus Winandus: Pistorius, Joannes: Plantin, Christo ff el: Plempius, Vopiscus Fortunatus: Plutarch: Poelarius, Philippus: Possevino, Antonio: Ptolemaeus: Rabanus Maurus: Rebu ffi , Pierre: Rijkel, Dionysius van see: Dionysius the Carthusian Rosenthal, Henricus à: Ruault, Jean: Rupertus of Deutz: Sa, Emmanuel: Salmerón, Allonso: Sassenus, Servatius: Sermones dominicales : Spoelberch, Guillaume van: Stapleton, Thomas: Strabo: Tacitus, Gaius Cornelius: Tartagni de Imola, Alessandro: Theatrum geographiae veteris : Thomas Aquinas: , Tiraqueau, André: Tirinus, Jacques: Torelli, Francesco: Tostado Ribera, Allonso: Tractatuum è varijs Iuris interpretibus : Trigósa, Petrus: Tuschus, Dominicus: U ff el, Jan van: Velserus, Marcus see: Welser, Marcus Victorius, Marianus: Vigelius, Nicolaus: , Viger, François: Vincent of Beauvais: Vossius, Gerardus: Welser, Marcus: Wiggers, Joannes: Xylander, Guilielmus: , Zanchi, Girolamo: C C Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 208</p>
<p>Auspicia bibliothecae , , Amsterdam Laurensz, Hendrick: Antwerp Bellerus, Joannes: , Bellerus, Petrus: , Cnobbaert, Jan: , Keerbergen, Jan Petersz van: Lesteens, Willem: Meursius, Joannes: , Moretus, Jan: Moretus, Jan, wid. & sons: Plantin, Christophe: Plantiniana, O ffi cina: , , , Trognaesius, Caesar Joachim: Augsburg Praetorius, Joannes: Basel Episcopius, Nicolaus: Froben, Hieronymus: Gemusaeus, Hieronymus: , Henricpetri, Sebastian: Cologne Botzer, Anton: Grevenbroich, Gerhard: Gymnich, Johann: , , , , , , , Henning, Peter: Hierat, Anton: , , , , Meres, Hermann: Mylius, Hermann I: Quentel, Arnold: , Quentel, Peter: Douai Borremans, Pierre: , Patté, Gérard: Florence Torrentino, Lorenzo: , Frankfurt unknown: , Bassaeus, Nicolaus: (?) Feyerabend, Sigismund, heirs: (?) Fischer, Jakob, heirs: Kempfer, Erasmus: Sleich, Clemens: Wechelianis, Typis: Geneva Chouet, Jacques: Chouet, Pierre: Isny Fagius, Paul: , Leiden Elzevier, Isaac: , Elzeviriana, O ffi cina: Erpenius, Thomas: Hondius, Jodocus: Louvain Coenesteyn, Cornelis: Oliverius, Joannes: Rivius, Gerardus: Zegers, Jacob: Lyons Anisson, Laurent: Boissat, Gabriel: Landry, Claude: La Porte, Hugues de: Rouillé, Guillaume, heirs: , Paris unknown: Buon, Nicolas: , (?) Compagnie du Grand Navire : Cramoisy, Claude: Cramoisy, Sébastien: , , , , , , , , Estienne, Antoine: Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 209</p>
<p>Estienne, Robert I: Fouet, Robert: , Mettayer, Pierre: Morel, Charles: , Morel, Claude: , , , , Morel, Fédéric II: Morel, Guillaume: Regnault, Georges: (?) Societas Graecarum editionum : Sonnius, Claude: , Sonnius, Michel: , , , , , Typis Regiis : , Vitray, Antoine: (?) Turin Bevilacqua, Giovanni Battista: Venice Bomberghen, Daniel van: Vienna Cymbermann, Michael: C C Quaerendo 436_169-210 1/1/04 6:47 AM Page 210</p>
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