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The Plantin Moretus archives: an index to Jan Denucé's inventory of 1926
C. Coppens

The Plantin-Morerus Archives are unique, being kept roughly from the middle of the sixteenth to the middle of the nineteenth century, for printing and booktrade history, but also for economic history. They are evidence of how quite a wealthy family lived through more than three centuries. The economic archives are basic to understand the whole business. When the booktrade declined and bookproduction was very much specialised, they had estates and dealt with other merchandise, like cloth for instance. The booktrade became only one aspect of the whole family business. The monopoly in the production of liturgical books was the easiest way to make money. With the same books being constantly reproduced, there was nothing more to invent, there was no risk. Unfortunately enough the inventory of the Plantin-Moretus Archives was not set out in the best way to make it easily accessible for scientific research.¹ This index is intended to facilitate scholarly use of the inventory.

The first part (I-II) of this index is based on the structure of Plantin bookkeeping, the Grand livre being the final ‘summary’ of the journal(s), the Journal keeping the daily notes of the printing

1 Isabel Heitjan, Die Korrespondenz des Kölner Buchhändlers Hermann Demen mit dem Hause Plantin-Moretus zu Antwerpen 1675-1706, in: Elisabeth Geck & Guido Pressler (eds), Festschrift fur Josef Benzing zum sechzigsten Geburtstag 4. Februar 1964, Wiesbaden 1964, 187; Jan Materné, Archivering rond de eeuwwisseling: de vroegste inventaris van het Plantijns archief (1876-1926), De Gulden Passer, 69, 1991, 181-182. A new inventory is planned. The reference to the inventory is: J[an] Denucé, Musaeum Plantin-Moretus. Inventaris van het Plantynsch archief Inventaire des archives Plantiniennes, Antwerpen-Anvers, 1926, 166 p. See also Francine de Nave, Het museum Plantin-Moretus te Antwerpen, H: de archieven, Antwerp 1985 (Publicaties MPM/PK 2), a good overview of the archives and of the publications of parts of the archival material, mainly correspondence but also much more, and of a selection of publications using the Plantin archives.

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business and the booktrade. It are precisely the journals which reflect the complexity of Plantin bookkeeping. Apart from the Journal several smaller memorandum books were kept, all together showing detailed aspects of the whole business. As they are particularly useful for different approaches within bookhistorical research, they are listed separately.

The second part (III), the correspondence, is in Denucé's inventory mainly arranged in two large series, listed alphabetically, and is here listed merely in chronological order. The third part (IV), the family & economic archives, is in chronological order, with the other, related, family archives set down separately. These documents came to the Plantin house through the marriages of members of the Moretus family and they sometimes contain archival material dating from before the actual alliance of both families. It is clear also that these families intermarried through the centuries. It seems appropriate here to mention the family archives related to the Moretuses kept in the Antwerp City Archives.²

Systematic bookkeeping developed first in Italy and spread beyond the Alps, especially in the Low Countries which had business relations with Italy ever since the Middle Ages. In Italy it was the mathematician and Franciscan monk Luca Paciolo (c. 1445-1514?) who set down the art of double bookkeeping in his wellknown Summa de arithmetica (ed. princ. Venice 1494, 2nd ed. 1523). In the Southern Netherlands it wasjan Ympyn (alias Jan Impens Christoffels) (c. 1490-1540), an Antwerp merchant who stayed more than ten years in Italy himself, who composed the first treatise on bookkeeping, based on Paciolo's chapter De computis et scripturis and also on the Luminario de arithmetica (1525) of the writing master Giovanni Antonio de Tagliente (1465/70-1528?). Both authors are mentioned by Ympyn. However,

2 Gilberte Degueldre, Genealogisch Fonds: Families de la Bistraeten, Geelhand, Lunden, Proli, Van Ertborn en aanverwanten, Antwerp 1981; Inge Schoups, Archieven van de familie Moretus bewaard op het Stadsarchief Antwerpen, in: Marcus de Schepper & Francine de Nave (eds), Ex officina Plantiniana Moretorum. Studies over het drukkersgeslacht Moretus, Antwerpen 1996 (= De Gulden Passer, 74, 1996), 33-40. This is also the place to mention the Count (diaries Moretus-Plantin Archives donated by the count in 1930 with documents stretching from 1483 to 1907. A typewritten inventory is available in the reading room of rhe Plancin-Moretus Archives.

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Ympyn proved to be very skilled in bookkeeping himself and was original in his practical part where he adapted the Italian practice to the customs of The Netherlands. His tract was published in 1543 by his widow, Anna Swinters, and printed by Giles Coppens of Diest (BT 4982). The same year a French translation was published (BT 7192). An English translation of the French text was printed in London by Richard Grafton in 1547 (STC 26093.5). In Antwerp his example was followed by schoolmasters like Valentin Mennher (c. 1521-1570), a German from Bavaria, with several treatises, the first published in 1550, like Bartholomew of Renterghem (1592), Martin van den Dycke (d. 1601 or after) (1598) or Zacharias van Hoorebeke (1599). In the meantime, in 1567, Plantin himself had printed a treatise about bookkeeping by a countryman of his, Pierre Savonne (c. 1540-after 1576), Instruction et manière de tenir livre de raison ou de compte par parties doubles.³

Only for a short period, from the end of 1563 to 1567, Plantin bookkeeping was strictly based on the Italian model of double-entry bookkeeping. During these few years Plantin was in partnership with Cornelius (c. 1533-1577) and Charles (before 1530-before 1607) van Bomberghen, two cousins, the latter being the son of the Venice printer of Antwerp origin, Daniele Bomberg (1483-1553), Joannes Goropius Becanus (1519-1573), a physician and philologist, and the Venetian merchant Jacopo de' Schotti, brother-in-law of Cornelius.⁴ The last of these kept the books of the partnership, a journal and a ledger, in Italian, according to the rules laid down by Paciolo and based on the memorandum books noted by Plantin himself. Plantin already did his bookkeeping be-

3 For Mennher, Van den Dycke and Savonne, see also Henry L.V. de Groove, De zestiende-eeuwse Antwerpse schoolmeesters, Bijdragen tot de geschiedenis inzonderheid van het oud hertogdom Brabant (3rd ser., 19), 50, 1967, resp. 284, 252 & 299; about Moretus's stay in Venice, see Leon Voet, The Golden Compasses. A History and Evaluation of the Printing and Publishing Activities of the Officina Plantiniana at Antwerp, 1. Christophe Plantin and the Moretuses: their Lives and their World, Amsterdam 1969, 151-152.

4 About the Van Bomberghen, see Georges-H. Dumont, La vie aventureuse d'Antoine van Bomberghen, compagnon de lutte de Guillaume le Taciturne, Antwerp 1952; H.D.L. Vervliet, Bomberghen, Daniël van, in: Nationaal biografisch woordenboek, 1, Brussels 1964, 219-221; Fernanda Ascarelli & Marco Menato, La tipografia del' 500 in Italia, Florence 1989 (= Biblioteca di bibliografia Icaliana, 116), 357-358.

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fore the partnership, from 1555 onwards, but not in double-entry form. When the partnership was dissolved, Joannes Moretus, who went to Venice to work with the de' Scotti family during Plantin's exile in Paris (1562/63), was in charge of the bookkeeping and returned to the single-entry form. Plantin might have found it too time-consuming and not necessary for evaluating the financial situation for himself. Several subsidiary account books were kept. The ledger, Grand livre, and the journal, Journal, remained the main instruments. For some entries special ledgers were started, for instance one for dealings with the booksellers, further divided into libraires d'Anvers and libraires étrangers, and another for retail bookselling. Besides these there were, extracted from the ledgers, a livre des ventes à la boutique, a livre des ouvriers or wage book, a livre des ustensiles, a ‘plant ledger’, a livre or mémorial des relieurs, dealing with the binders, a cahier de Francfort, for the bookfairs, and a livre de caisse, for cash receipts. A Grand livre C dealt, among other things, with accounts of lenders, as for instance the Spanish king, Philip II, for the financing of the polyglot Bible.⁵ The ledgers mostly have contemporary name indexes themselves.⁶ As there is often an overlap between the existing books, the alert scholar has to check more than one.

5 This short explanation is based on P.G.A. de Waal, Van Pacioli tot Stevin. Een bijdrage tot de leer van het boekhouden in de Nederlanden, Roermond 1927; Raymond de Roover, Jan Ympyn. Essai historisque et technique sur le premier traité flamand de comptabilité (1543), Antwerp [1928]; Id., Aux origines d'une technique intellectuelle: la formation et l'expansion de la comptabilité à partie double, Annales d'histoire économique et sociale, 9, 1937, 171-193, 271-297, especially 284-292; Florence Edler, Cost accounting in the Sixteenth Century. The Books of account of Christopher Plantin, Antwerp, printer and publisher, The Accounting Review, 12, 1937, 226-237; Raymond de Roover, The Business Organisation of the Plantin Press in the Setting of the Sixteenth Century Antwerp, in: Gedenkboek der Plantin-dagen 1555-1955. Internationaal congres voor boekdrukkunst en humanisme 4-10 september 1955, Antwerp 1956 (=De Gulden Passer, 34) 230-246; Id., Ympyn, Jan, in: Nationaal biografisch woordenboek, 1, Brussels 1964, 974-978; Ernest Stevelinck, De comptabiliteit door de eeuwen heen, Brussels 1970, 28-32 (also in French); Leon Voet, The Golden Compasses. A History and Evaluation of the Printing and Publishing Activities of the Officina Plant iniana at Antwerp. 2. The management of a printing and publishing house in Renaissance and Baroque, Amsrerdam-London-New York 1972, 3-6.

6 About the use and alphabetic arrangement of these indexes, see De Waal, Van Paciolo tot Stevin, 105 n. 8.

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This index tries to make a ‘virtual’ archivistic reconstruction, bringing together in a chronological series what belongs together by content to make it easier for potential users. But it is only based on the inventory and not on an analysis of the documents. Except for a few items, it was not possible to verify the originals. Let this be clear to avoid misunderstandings. Using basically Denucé's wording, the text of the entries is partly in French, partly in Dutch. In the inventory only the introduction is bilingual, the entries are alternately in French and in Dutch, according to the original documents, or the first document of the bundle.⁷ To understand the family & economic archives better, it seemed opportune to add a genealogical table of the Plantin-Moretus dynasty with the related families whose archival documents came to the Plantin Archives. Once more to avoid misunderstandings, it must be stressed that this is of course nor a complete genealogy but only the line of the masters of the Officina and a selection of the sidelines in order to explain how certain archives came into the family's possession. With the renowned publishing and printing house, the family inherited from Plantin the care to keep documents of the business, not only expenses and incomes, estates and other belongings, but also schoolbooks and personal memorials.⁸

7 When titled the ledgers and journals kept in principle their original tide in French or Dutch, with the Dutch being added an English translation. For more detailed entries and for the Family & Economic Archives English terms have been chosen. According to the content, several items figure under different headings.

8 I am very grateful for previous talks about the content as well as about the archivistic point of view to Prof. Enrique Gonzalez Gonzalez (Mexico) and Mr. Marc Nelissen (Leuven); to Mr. Giles Mandelbrote (London) for his suggestions and corrections as a user, and for his encouragement to publish this index; to Mr. Dirk Imhof for his valuable advice and help as a curator and as a user; to Mrs. Anna E.C. Harvey-Simoni for correcting my text. I will be very grateful for any suggestion to improve this index.

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9 These genealogical notes are based on: Jean-Baptiste van der Straelen, Geslagt-lyste der nakomelingen van den vermoerden Christoffel Plantin, kontnglyken aerts-boekdrukker, binnen de stad Antwerpen; waer by gevoegd is eene geslagt-lyste der familie Mouretorff alias Moretus, ed. P.-Th. Moons-van der Straelen, Antwerp 1858; Roger Moretus Plantin de Bouchout, Demeures familiales. Notices historiques sur la maison Plantin à Anvers et quelques propriétés urbaines et rurales ayant appartenu à la famille Moretus principalement dans l'ancien Pays de Ryen, Antwerp 1950; Leon Voet, The Golden Compasses. A History and Evaluation of the Printing and Publishing Activities of the Officina Plantiniana at Antwerp, 1. Christophe Plantin and the Moretuses: their lives and their world, Amsterdam 1969; Francine de Nave, De Moretussen en de Antwerpse boekgeschiedenis van de 17de en 18de eeuw, in: De Schepper & De Nave (eds), Ex officina Plant iniana Moretorum, 249-305; Guido Persoons, De portretten van het drukkersgeslacht Moretus, in: De Schepper & De Nave (eds), Ex officina Plantiniana Moretorum, 215-248; Leon Voet, Het geslacht Moretus en de Plantijnse drukkerij, in: De Schepper & De Nave (eds), Ex officina Plantiniana Moretorum, 9-32.

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Division of the index

I		Grand livre
II.	1.	Journal
	2.	Bookselling
	3.	Booksellers
	4.	Spain
	5.	Frankfurt
	6.	Catalogues
	7.	Binders
	8.	Journeymen
	9.	Chapel & c
	10.	Guild & c
	11.	Printing shop
	12.	Paper & c
	13.	Punches & c
	14.	Illustrators & c
III.		Correspondence
IV.		Family & Economic Archives

I. Grand livre

The Grands Livres mostly have contemporary name indexes in the documents themselves

4: 1563-1567 (Affaires)

1: 1563-1567 (Papier & imprimerie)

16: 1568-1573 (†)

17: 1568-1578 (Libraires B)

18: 1571-1582

19: 1572-1589 (C)

20: 1582-1589

21: 1590-1599 (Q)

110: 1575-1593 (Libraires étrangers E)

111: 1594-1609 (Libraires étrangers F)

126: 1590-1614 (D)

127: 1600-1608 (Soleil)

128: 1610-1618(A)

129: 1610-1618 (Libraires G)

130: 1614-1661 (E)

131: 1618-1629 (B)

132: 16I8-1629 (Boekhandelaars [booksellers] H)

133: 1629-1655 (Libraires étrangers)

134: 1624-1655

194: 1629-1638 (B)

301: 1641-1689 (F) (Balthasar II)

319: 1655-1671 (Libraires D)

321: 1655-1671 (Libraires K)

302: 1660-1680 (Vreemde boekhandelaars [foreign booksellers] L)

318: 1671-1680 (Libraires)

322: 1672-1681 (Libraires L)

320: 1681-1701 (Libraires A)

803: 1681-1702 (Libraires étrangers)

317: 1686-1695 (Libraires)

1197: 1700-1703 (Libraires)

822: 1703-1711 (Librairies étrangers C)

303: 1703-1720 (D) (booktrade)

658: 1707-1718 (Libraires F)

830: 1707-1720 (Libraires E)

809: 1716-17 (A & B)

804: 1716-1723 (Libraires)

802: 1716-1724 (Libraires étrangers)

304: 1716-1732 (booktrade)

356: 1716-1736 (Balth. IV & Jo. Jac. Moretus)

1199: 1720-1731 (Balth. IV & Jo. Jac. Moretus)

308: 1730-1755 (Espagne)

309: 1730-1757 (livres & c.)

808: 1743 (A)

679: 1755-1770

825: 1757-1758 (Libraires)

844: 1759-1794 (Vrijdagmarkt [Friday Market])

846: 1790-1805 (A)(& liturgical books)

843: 1793-1801 (Vrijdagmarkt [Friday Market])

684: 1805-1847 (Drukkerij [Printing shop])

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II. 1. Journal

261: 1576-1580 (Vente de livres)

1074: 1604-1690 (Vente de livres)

216-258: 1609-1650 (Xx-QQQ)

401-416: 1651-1666 (RRR - IIIII)

382-400: 1667-1688 (KKKK - HHH- HH)

1177: 1674-1702 (Librairie)

1166: 1697-1702 (liturgical books)

345: 1681-1713 (expenses in general)

365: 1689-1690 (iiii - kkkk)

366: 1691-1692 (LLLLL - MMMMM)

326: 1691-1697 (Librairie)

367: 1693-1694 (NNNNN - OOOOO)

368: 1695-1696 (PPPPP - QQQQQ)

369: 1697-1698 (RRRRR - SSSSS)

370: 1699-1700 (TTTTT-VVVVV)

371: 1701-1702 (XXXXX - YYYYY)

455: 1702-1706 (Librairie)

420: 1704-1715

372: 1703-1706 (ZZZZZ, AAAAAA & CCCCCC)

373: 1707-1710 (Co.) (DDDDDD, D [= A], B, C & D)

374: 1711-1714 (Co.) (E, F, G & H)

375: 1715-1718 (Co.) (A, B & C)

811: 1716-1729 (printing & trade)

423: 1716-1730 (Kladboek [memorandum book])

837: 1719-1725 (Co.) (Librairie D-K)

376: 1726-1730 (L, M & N)

377: 1730-1747 (A - H) [I.F.G.H.I.K.]

501: 1742-1757 (B) (bookshop)

808: 1743 (A)

378: 1747-1754 ([B]

839: 1775-1823 (Boekhandel [booktrade])

381: 1796-1865 (Librairie & c.).

685: 1805-1847 (Drukkerij [printing shop])

2. Bookselling

34: 1556-1559 (Livre de vente)

43IV: 1565-1569 (Boutique)

43III. 1569-1576 (Boutique)

204: 1569-1603 (Dépenses variées)

28: 1571 (Caisse)

349: 1571-1576 (Dépenses & achats)

261: 1576-1580 (Vente de livres)

14: 1576-1589 (Caisse)

491: 1581-1588 (Librairie)

15: 1589-1590 (Caisse)

1081: 1598-1636 (Paiements)

1079: 1602 (Dépenses)

1074: 1604-1609 (Boutique)

158: 1604-1610 (Caisse A)

1104: 1604-1612 (small expenses)

1075: 1605-1617 (Caisse)

159: 1610-1614 (Caisse B)

1105: 1612-1621 (small expenses)

161: 1614-1622 (Caisse)

160: 1614-1622 (Caisse B)

1106: 1621-1629 (small expenses)

163: 1623-1629 (Caisse)

162: 1623-1629 (Caisse B)

185: 1629 (Kasboek [cash-book])

514: 1629-1041 (Caisse)

1107: 1629-1643

164: 1629-1649 (Caisse)

1123-1124: 1640-1642 (& bindings)

1108: 1642-1644 (booksellers & c.)

1109: 1644-1646 (booksellers & c.)

262: 1647-1663 (Vente de livres)

1110: 1648-1662 (Réception des monnayes)

352: 1649-1664 (Caisse)

276: 1651-1652 (Commandes)

1111: 1656-1658 (small expenses)

1112: 166.3-1668 (books & binders)

26O: 1663-1681 (Vente de livres)

1119: 1664-1678 (Livres liturgiques & c.)

355: 1667-1681 (Kasboek [cash-book])

700: 1670-1709 (Amsterdam, Blaeu & c.)

1208: 1674-1681 (Kasboek [cash-book])

361: 1674-1691 (Kasboek A. Goos [cash-book A.G.])

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1114: 1676-1681 (small expenses)

1148: 1678-1690 (Kasboek [cash-book])

259: 1681-1704 (Vente de livres)

418: 1681-1707 (Caisse)

1115: 1681-1713 (small expenses)

505: 1696-17 14 ( Kasboek [cash-book])

449: 18th- 19th c. (& printing shop, bills)

450: 18th-19th c.(& printing shop, bills)

1125: 1703-1706 (Kas boekhandel [cash booktrade])

1169: 1706-1711 (Kasboek [cash-book])

305: 1707-1725 (Livres d'église)

470: 1709-1720 (Kasboek [cash-book])

657: 1716-1731 (Kasboek [cash-book])

263: 1720-1726 (Kasboek [cash-book])

424: 1720-1727 (Kasboek [cash-book])

468: 1720-1734 (= 1733) (Kasboek [cash-book])

463: 1727-1729 (Kas boekhandel [cash booktrade])

670: 1730-1742 (Kasboek [cash-book])

464: 1730-1750 (Kas boekhandel [cash booktrade])

848: 1730-1769 (Livres liturgiques)

501: 1742-1757 (book shop)

430: 1746-1756 (journeymen & c.)

465: 1750-1758 (Kasboek [cash-book])

841: 1755-1770 (Kasboek [cash-book])

689: 1755-1786 (Spain & c.)

8I6: 1757-1775 (Kasboek [cash-book])

687: 1757-1784 (Vente de livres)

379: 1759-1772 (Kasboek [cash-book])

842: 1759-1773 (Kasboek [cash-book])

845: 1773-1787 (Kasboek [cash-book])

462: 1787-1804 (Caisse)

829: 1789-1794 (Kasboek [cash-book])

847: 1790-1805 (Kasboek [cash-book])

671: 1792-1797 (Kasboek [cash-book])

1200: 1796-1800 (Kasboek [cash-book])

342a: 19th c. (Kerkelijke boeken [liturgical books])

686: 1805-1840 (Vente livres)

683: 1822-1864 (Kerkelijke boeken [liturgical books])

820: 1824-1840 (Kerkelijke boeken [liturgical books])

1171: 1830-1832 (memorandum book)

3. Booksellers

38: 1555-1562

35: 1558-1561

36: 1561-1574

3: 1563-1567 (Affaires)

39: 1564

37: 1565-1569 (Débiteurs)

44: 1566(A)

40: 1566-1569 (Libraires A)

45: 1567 (B)

1083: 1567-1577 (Extraits)

46: 1568 (C)

47: 1569 (D)

48: 1570(E)

49: 1571 (F)

50: 1572 (G)

51: 1573 (H)

52: 1574 (I)

53: 1575 (K)

54: 1576 (L)

55: 1577 (M)

41: 1577-1580 (Anvers D)

56: 1578 (N)

57: 1579 (O)

58: 1580 (P)

4311: 1580-1593 (P. Porret & c.)

482: 1580-1613 (‘restes’?)

59: 1581 (Q)

60: 1582 (R)

61: 1583 (S)

62: 1584-1585 (T)

63: 1586 (X)

64: 1587(Y)

65: 1588(Z)

1127: 1588-1612 (Libraires étrangers)

66: 1589 (Aa)

495: 1589-1592 (Librairie)

67: 1590 (Bb)

494: 1590-1594 (Librairie)

1133: 1590-1594 (Librairie)

112: 1590-1602 (Anvers DD)

68: 1591 (Cc)

323: 1591-1596 (France)

69: 1592 (Dd)

70: 1593 (Ee)

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493: 1593-1595 (Librairie, à l'étranger)

71: 1594 (Ff)

72: 1595 (Gg)

73: 1596 (Hh)

762: 1596-1604 (Etrangers)

189: 1596-1605 (Etrangers)

74: 1597 (Ii)

75: 1598 (Kk)

171-180: 1599-1608 (Ll - Vv)

695: 17th-18th c. (Général)

190: 1602 (Débiteurs)

113: 1602-1616 (Anvers EE)

1120: 1607 (Flandre, Hainaut, Bruxelles)

216-258: 1609-1650 (Xx - QQQ)

1076: 1610-1626 (Flandre, Brabant, Hainaut)

1089-1103: 17th c. (Etrangers) (B. Moretus)

192: 1613 (Débiteurs)

496: 1656 (=1630)- 1671 (+ 1614!) (Etrangers)

745: 1615 (Etrangers & anvetsois)

1084: 1615-1617 (Anvers)

114: 1615-1629 (Anvers FF)

760: 1615-1629 (Etrangers)

332: 1616 (Débiteurs par ville)

744: 1616-1653 (Etrangers & anversois)

492: 1619 (Etrangers)

115: 1622-1625 (Anvers GG)

1121: 1623-1687 (Bruxelles)

753: 1627-1638 (Etrangers)

738: 1629-1639 (Anvers HH)

496: 1656 (= 1630)- 1671 (+ 1614!) (Etrangers)

331: 1631-1638 (Livres défectueux)

743: 1631-1655 (Etrangers)

188: 1631-1660 (Etrangers)

343: 1633-1638 (books ordered)

761: 1633-1638 (Etrangers)

344: 1635-1642 (Etrangers)

339: 1636 (Boekhandel [booktrade] & c.)

739: 1636-1644 (Anvers II)

516: 1637-1662 (Librairie)

515: 1637-1673 (Dettes)

333: 1640 (Holland)

498: 1643-1656 (Etrangers)

740: 1644-1655 (Anvers KK)

1122: 1644-1656 (Holland)

537: 1647-1671 (Holland)

401-416: 1651-1666 (RRR - IIIII)

746: 1655-1660 (Anvers LL)

497: 1656-1667 (Etrangers)

496: 1656(= 1630)- 1671 (+ 1614!) (Etrangers)

351: 1665-1718 (Etrangers)

506: 1666 (A)

382-400: 1667-1688 (KKKK-HHHHH)

1210: 1671 (Etrangers)

1175: 1688-1692 (Foreign)

1209: 1690-1695 (Général)

1082: 1694-1704 (Holland)

838: 1736-1790 (Débiteurs)

1176: 1743-1768 (memorandum book)

823: c. 1750 (Livre de caisse)

680: 1784-1805 (Libraires)

1204: 1800-1807 (Libraires & c)

348 (=347): 1825 (Prijzen [prices])

1132: 1842 (België [Belgium])

1173: 1843-1845 (Foreign)

1219: 17th-19th c. (Anvers. & étr., index)

4. Spain (& Portugal)

698: 1558-1640 (& printing shop)

97: 1564-1580 (Documents Simancas)

23: 1566-1572 (Arias Montanus)

96: Correspondance Arias Montanus (transcriptions)

121: 1568-1573 (Biblia Regia)

6: 1571-1575 (Comptes)

24: 1571-1574 (Philips II)

22: 1571-1576 (Philips II)

122: 1572-1576 (Livres liturgiques & c.)

5: 1578 (Biblia Regia) (two copies)

485: 1593-1597 (Envois de livres)

521: 16th-18th c. (Varia)

522: 17th-18th c. (Correspondance)

1164: 1602-1620 (Correspondance Sanchez)

523: 1606-1767 (Envois de livres & c.)

1136: 1607-1611 (Journal) (commerce

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en général, sucre)

1261: 1613-1614 (trade)

272: 1616 (Sevilla & c.)

1290: 1632-1633 (trade)

363: 1636-1671 (Cargaisons d'Espagne)

364: 1644-1663 (ouvrages expédiés)

520: 1645-1690 (Hiéronymites)

310: 1654-1693 (booktrade & c.)

1142: 1656-1692 (insurance)

1371: 1672-1681 (trade)

357: 1672-1674 (Journal)

358: 1672-1674 (Paper & c.)

1201: 1681-1698 (Papetiers étrangers)

359: 1681-1704 (Journal)

1073: 1688-1714 (rate of exchange)

517: 1690-1699 (Hiéronymites)

294: 1695-1700 (lettres, débiteurs)

524: 1696-1718 (books shipped)

500: 1696-1746 (Hiéronymites)

518: 1700-1718 (Hiéronymites)

667: 1705-1731 (Envois de livres)

1404: 1706-1730 (trade)

1214-1215: 1718-1755 (trade)

519: 1719-1814 (Hiéronymites)

214: 1726 (liturgical books)

308: 1730-1755 (Grand livre)

307: 1730-1755 (Journal)

696: 1734-1795 (Catalogues)

689: 1755-1786 (Envois de livres)

1145: 1781-1786 (Lisbon & c)

1188: 18th c. (privileges)

5. Frankfurt

431: 1566-1596 (Grand livre)

849-961: 1571-1644 (Carnets, Debitores & Creditores)

962-1052: 1579-1631 (Cahiers, inventories & C.)

117: 1585-1599 (& printing shop)

99: 1590-1596 (& Family)

269: 1597-1618 (Catalogus librorum)

490: 1602 (Inventaire)

187: 1644-1647 (Débiteurs & inventory)

6. Catalogues

206: 1500-1600 (Index: Antwerp, not Plantin)

795: 1555 (= 1559)- 1670 (Libri venales)

1226: 1555-1586 (Eds plane. A-G) (now M. 164)

1227: 1555-1593 (Plantin & contemp.) (now M. 296)

1086: 1560-1630 (Libraire allemand (?))

799: 1570 (Cat. secundum materiam)

1230: 1575 (Theatri Flosculorum Plant.)

1228: 1576 (Theatrum typograph. Plant.)

726: 1577-1655 (Cat. & inventaires)

1231: 1580 (Eds plantiniennes)

1229: 1580-1655 (Eds plantiniennes) (now M. 321)

800: 1587 (= 1585) (Cat. secundum materiam)

1232: 1590-1651 (Eds plantiniennes) (now M. 39)

748: 1591 (Cat. secundum materiam)

1233: 1592 (Bibliothèque) (now M. 121)

200: 16th-17th c. (Libri venales)

330: 1603 (Prix de livres anciens)

777: 1603-1610 (journeymen & c.)

209: 1606 (Bibliothèque)

797: 1608-1609 (Livres imprimés)

210: 1608-1617 (Inventaire)

1128: 1609-1611 (A réimprimer)

778: 1610-1617 (journeymen & c.)

1237: 1614-1685 (Eds plantiniennes) (now M. 138)

1234-1236: 1615 (Suppl, index librorum) (now 1234 = R 19.20; 1235 = R 19.21; 1236 = R 19.22)

798: 1616-1617 (Livres imprimés)

1238: 1630, 12: VII (Index librorum) (now M. 109bis)

796: 1636 (Libri venales theologiae)

1239: 1642 (Eds plantiniennes) (now K. 761)

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801: 1642 (Libri venales)

354: 1642-1664 (inventory)

758: 1643 (Librairie & livres liturgiques)

747: 1644-1675 (Libri venales)

1240: 1650 (Bibliothèque) (now M. 29)

1241: 1656 (Eds plantiniennes) (now M. 331)

824: 1657 (Index librorum)

727: 1658-1800 (books & c.)

721: 1674-1761 (liturgical books & c.)

1242: 1677 (Plantin eds.) (now M. 92)

193: 1697-1781 (Index)

270: 18th c. (Prijzen kerkboeken [prices prayer books])

271: 18th c. (Pri jzen kerkboeken [prices prayer books])

1150: 18th c. (Kerkboeken [prayer books])

742: 1703-1705 (Livres liturgiques)

688: 1706-1716 (Magasin)

690: 1716-1729 (Magasin)

806: 1716-1730 (liturgical books)

426: 1729-1757 (Privileges & printers)

696: 1734-1795 (Inventaires)

474: 1764 (Livres à vendre)

338: 1800 (Kerkboeken [prayer books])

1243: 1805 (Bibliothèque & ephemera 1560-1584)

1174: 1817 (Prijzen winkel [prices from the shop])

435: 1820 (liturgical books)

436: 1825 (liturgical books)

7. Binders

755: 1564-1565

756: 1565 (= 1566)- 1569

204: 1569-1603 (binders & c.)

757: 1570-1575

1185: 1574, 8:XI (Privileges)

749: 1576-1588

750: 1588-1596

751: 1596-1602

725: 17th-18th c. (binders & c.)

752: 1602-1608

769: 1608-1613 (binders & c.)

770: 1615-1622

768: 1620-1628

771: 1629-1638

754: 1630-1650

767: 1639-1651 (& liturgical books)

1123-1124: 1640-1642 (bindings outside Antwerp)

766: 1652-1666

1112: 1663-1668 (binders & c.)

763: 1666-1681

764: 1681-1708 (binders & c.)

419: 1704 [= 1705]- 1707

422: 1707-1719

765: 1716-1727 (binders & c.)

664: 1727-1728 (binders & c.)

670: 1730-1741 (binders & c.)

741: 1734-1791 (binders See.)

428: 1747-1749

1203: 1815-1823

1171: 1830-1832 (binders & c.)

8. Journeymen

There are contemporary indexes in the documents themselves

31: 1563-1574

23: 1566-1572

32: 1571-1579

33: 1580-1590

788: 1582 (= 1583)- 1589

789: 1590-1592

786: 1590-1610 (A)

779: 1594-1602

1218: 16th-19th c. (varia)

777: 1603-1610

778: 1610-1617 (B)

785: 1610-1622 (B)

773: 1617-1624 (C)

1163: 1619-1629

780: 1622-1629 (D)

774: 1624-1638 (D)

120: 1637-1655 (& printing shop)

775: 1638-1652 (E)

781: 1640-1660

1117: 1643-1655 (gifts to the personnel)

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776: 1652-1666 (F)

784: 1660-1673 (1672) (E)

790: 1666-1676 (G)

1170: 1673-1676

783: 1673-1685 (= 1684)

324: 1676-1678

325: 1678-1681

341: 1681-1688

782: 1685-1723 (A)

791: 1689-1699

792: 1700-1709

334: 1700-1807 (list)

728: 1701-1760 (varia)

1169: 1706-1711 (expenses & c.)

793: 1710-1750

1167: 1721 (tips)

267: 1723-1753 (printers & paper)

268: 1723-1753 (printers & paper)

817: 1723-1797 (B)

665: 1739-1751 (paper & c.)

430: 1746-1756

794: 1751-1820 (= 1833)

265: 1760-1764 (printers &. paper)

9. Chapel & c: internal organisation

1118: 1556-1612 (Ordonnances)

478: 1609-1662 (Ordonnanties)

334: 1609-1757 (Ordonnanties)

697: 1625-1832 (Klacht, bus & c. [complaints, sickness insurance, & c.])

120: 1637-1655 (& printing shop)

772: 1653-1677 (Ziekenbus [sickness insurance])

432: 1653-1723 (Ziekenbus [sickness insurance])

329: 1664-1764 (Correcteurs)

1168: 1671-1705 (Wet [law])

666: 1677-1694 (Ziekenbus [sickness insurance]) (B)

340: 1678-1689 (Klachten [complaints])

433: 1696-1785 (Ziekenbus [sickness insurance])

1147: 18th e. (Zetters [compositors])

264: 1713-1769 (Klachten [complaints])

10. Guild & c

1185: 1490-1666 (Boekdrukkers [printers] & c)

1179: 1554-1802 (Privileges)

116: 1555-1769 (Privileges & c.)

698: 1558-1640 (Guild & c.)

722: 1560-1669 (Privileges & c)

26: 1570-1575 (Certificats)

25: 1570-1576 (Certificats)

1185: 1574, 8:X1 (Privileges of the binders)

1149: 1580-1773 (Licences)

1800: 17th c. (Privilèges autres imprimeurs)

157: 17th c. (Procès [law suits])

426: 1729-1757 (Privilèges)

11. Printing shop

116: 1555-1769 (paper & c.)

698: 1558-1640 (proofs & c.)

2: 1563-1567 (Fournisseurs)

1085: 1573-1575 (Jan Maes, Leuven)

117: 1585-1599 (& Frankfurt)

1217: 16th-18th c. (book lists & c.)

1218: 16th-19th c. (proofs & c.)

215: 17th c. (punches & c)

118: 1600-1625 (proofs & c.)

119: 1626-1636 (proofs & c.)

120: 1637-1655 (rules for the journeymen & c.)

165: 1642-1667-1670 (Inventaris [inventory])

699: 1642-1781 (livres liturgiques, privilèges)

727: 1658-1800 (inventories & c.)

700: 1670-1709 (purchase of the Negocié Druckerije- & c.)

721: 1674-1761 (inventories & c.)

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1080: 1680 (varnish & ink)

695: 17th-18th c. (Sc booktrade)

728: 1701-1760 (bills & c.)

475: 1730 (Inventaris [inventory])

670: 1730-1742 (bindings, sale & c.)

665: 1739-1751 (journeymen)

427: 1742-1782 (bills)

841: 1755-1770 (& general)

842: 1759-1773 (& general)

701: 1760-1870 (bills & c.)

672: 1790-1795 (& general)

671: 1792-1797 (& general)

843: 1793-1801 (& general)

449: 18th-19th c. (Rekeningen [bills])

450: 18th-19th c. (Rekeningen [bills])

684: 1805-1847 (Grand livre)

685: 1805-1847 (Journal)

1171: 1830-1832 (printers & c.)

1244: 19th c. (Inventaire) (now M. 56)

12. Paper & c

116: 1555-1769 (Paper & c.)

2: 1563-1567 (Fournisseurs)

452: 1595-1600 (Procès S. Gouault, Paris)

451: 1598-1600 (Procès S. Gouault, Paris)

1075: 1605-1617 (S. & J. Jacobsen)

697: 1625-1832 (inventory, complaints & c.)

165: 1642-1667-1670 (paper, inventories & c.)

358: 1672-1674 (Spain)

1080: 1680 (Vernis & inkr [varnish & ink])

1201: 1681-1698 (Papetiers étrangers)

1202: 1681-1698 (Papetiers étrangers)

346: 1685-1753

822: 1703-1711 (& libraires étrangers)

667: 1705-1731 (Spain)

267: 1723-1753 (& printers)

268: 1723-1753 (& printers)

469: 1725-1754 (inventory)

475: 1730 (inventory)

307: 1730-1755 (Spain)

308: 1730-1755 (Spain)

665: 1739-1751 (& journeymen)

503: 1745-1755

504: 1745-1759

265: 1760-1764 (& printers)

1244: 19th c. (Inventaire) (now M. 56)

13. Punches & c

116: 1555-1769 (Paper & c.)

42: 1570-1580 (Henry Du Tour le Jeune)

43: 1575 (Inventaire)

99: 1590-1596 (& Family)

153: 16th c. (Fondeurs de caractères)

154: 17th c. (Fondeurs de caractères)

215: 17th c. (Inventaire)

347 (= 348): 1627-1640 (Gieterij [foundery])

165: 1642-1667-1670 (printing shop, inventory)

155: 1672-1696 (Van Wolschaten)

156: 18th c. (Van Wolschaten & c.)

676: 1736-1759 (J.L. Grandjean & c.)

427: 1742-1782 (Gieterij [foundery, bills])

461: 1745 (Inventaire)

819: 1818 (Inventaris [inventory])

1244: 19th c. (Inventaire) (now M. 56)

14. Illustrators & c

1227: 1555-1593 (Catalogues & c.)

124: 1555-1825 (Graveurs II)

756: 1565-1569 (& binders)

204: 1569-1603 (engravers & c.)

757: 1570-1575 (binders & c.)

750: 1588-1596 (binders & c.)

99: 1590-1596 (& Family)

123: 1600-1692 (Graveurs I. Galle)

1079: 1602 (engravers & c.)

752: 1602-1608 (binders & c.)

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182: 1612 (Inventaire J.B. Vrients)

183: 1612-1614 (J.B. Vrients)

166: 1620-1636 (Journal B) (Dépenses)

167: 1637-1678 (Dépenses)

781: 1640-1660 (D) (journeymen & c.)

358: 1672-1674 (Spain)

817: 1723-1797 (B) (printers & c.)

825: 1757-1758 (Grand Livre) (engravers & c.)

846: 1790-1805 (G.L. A) (& liturg. books)

734: 16th- 18th c. (bills of engravers & c.)

1244: 19th c. (Inventaire) (now M. 56)

III. Correspondence

The letterbooks (with the outgoing correspondence) have contemporary alphabetic indexes per volume

7: 1561-1572

8: 1572-1578

9: 1572-1581

10: 1579-1589

11: 1591-1601

13: 1597-1617

12: 1598-1607

76-94: 16th-17th c. (alphabetically arranged)

1164: 1602-1620 (Sanchez)

135: 1607-1615

136: 1615-1620

137: 1616-1620

139: 1620-1625

138: 1620-1628

140: 1621-1625

141: 1625-1629 (J. Meursius)

142: 1625-1635

144: 1628-1633

143: 1629-1633

145: 1633-1637

146: 1633-1640

147: 1635-1642

148: 1637-1640

149: 1640-1643

150: 1640-1654

151: 1642-1650

152: 1643-1652

299: 1650-1659

300: 1659-1664

298: 1664-1670

296: 1670-1677

297: 1677-1683

295: 1683-1693

525-647: 17th-19th c. (alphabetically arranged)

648: 18th-19th c.

649-656: 17th-19th c. (alphabetically arranged)

95: Lettres Renette (transcriptions; originals partly in R.L., Brussels, Ms III 1483)

95bis: Lettres Renette (originals)

293: 1690-1695

294: 1695-1700

291: 1699-1706

1198: 1701-1704 (B. Moretus to B. Muyskens)

278: 1701-1709

292: 1706-1719

277: 1709-1719

279: 1716-1734

281: 1719-1725

280: 1737-1742

682: 1737-1748

282: 1740-1754

283: 1742-1758

285: 1743-1749

284: 1748-1753

328: 1713-1719 (with letters 1753-1755)

286: 1753-1775

287: 1755-1762

288: 1762-1767

289: 1767-1777

290: 1775-1805

350: 1781-1806

1205: 1794-1800

813: 1805-1837

815: 1837-1851

1244: 19th c. (Inventaire) (now M. 56)

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IV. Family & economic archives

The main part is arranged chronologically; the minor family archives with at least five entries are put separately;

Bosschaert, Du Mont, Elzevier, Garbrants, Goes, de Labistrate, de Neuff, Pynappel, Schilder(s), de Sweer(d)t, de Vlieghere & Van Wyck

1157: 1514-1589 (debentures)

735: 1524-1863 (varia)

1191: 1535-1538 (Ireland)

1184: 1537-1555 (Moretus-Gras(si))

1146; 1541-1566 (interests De Vliegere)

703; 1542-1790 (bills & c.)

98: 1549-1589 (marriages & c.)

681: 1550-1570 (Harman Janszoon)

199: 1555 (memorial J. I Moretus)

437-448: 1556-1575 (P. & J. Gassen)

1181: 1559-1589 (wills Plantin & c.)

27: 1562 (sale)

1134: 1565-1629 (interests A. De Haeze)

717: 1568-1580 (P. Gassen)

1182: 1569-1573 (Risbourg)

723: 1570-1675 (wills & c.)

710: 1570-1787 (meals, construction, & c.)

708-709: 1575-1808 (clothes)

125: 1579-1764 (construction)

711: 1580-1780 (blacksmiths)

106: 1584 & 1648 (wills)

1087-1088: 1586-1587 (school books)

1183: 1587-1597 (documents J. I M.)

1127: 1588-1612 (debts)

202: 1588-1892 (alba amicorum)

482: 1589-1613 (memorial & c.)

99: 1590-1596 (P. post mortem inventories & c.)

733: 1591-1680 (clothes)

1246: 1592 (estate Borgherweert)

707: 1592-1784 (bills barbers c.)

712: 1592-1786 (school, nails & c.)

704: 1593-1780 (bills physicians & c.)

1156: 1595 (lottery, Leiden)

1250: 1595-1596 (lottery Leiden)

1178: 1596-1710 (funerals)

100: 1597-1605 (wills, bills, & c.)

1186: 1597-1605 (university St St. Lute's guild)

1245: 16th- 17th c. (estate Borgherweert)

691: 16th-18th c. (construction)

692: 16th-18th c. (construction)

716: 16th-18th c. (bills & wine)

734: 16th-18th c. (clothes, engravers &c.)

1438: 16th-18th c. (Bosschaert, Gerbrants, Van Nierop, Le Maire, de Labistrate, Schitder(s), Fabri, Huyghe, & c.)

1079: 1602 (post mortem inventory Raphelengius & c.)

715: 1602-1780 (carpentry)

1252: 1604-1662 (R. Hughens, journal)

207: 1605 (J. II M. × M. de Sweert)

208: 1605-1614 (inventories)

1221: 1605-1652 (Mount of Piety)

101: 1605-1657 (wills, bills, & c.)

102: 1606-I623 (wills, inventories, & c.)

1136: 1607-1611 (sugar trade, Spain)

1254: 1607-1637 (G. Meess, interests)

181: 1608-1614 (M. Plantin & B. I Motetus)

201: before 1610 (memorial J. I Moretus)

1129: 1610 (settlements)

211: 1610-I6I3 (heritage J. II M.)

1258: 1612-1613 (A. Sanchez)

1259: 1612-1616 (trade, journal)

706: 1612-1749 (estates)

1261: 1613-1614 (trade, Spain)

12621: 1613-1638 (cloth trade)

507: 1614-1619 (debts)

1126: 1615-1664 (bills)

213: 1615-1691 (family notes B. II M.)

212: 1616 (bequests M. Plantin)

184: 1616-1617 (St. Luce's guild)

1140: 1617 (genealogy de Mont)

1265: 1617-1625 (payments)

718: 1618-1649 (de Brialmont)

193: 1618-1821 (expenses M. de Sweerdt & c.)

1268: 1619-1652 (A. van Muyden, cloth trade)

1267: 1619-1653 (trade & c.)

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1187: 1619-1674 (documents B. I & L.M.)

191: 1620-1622 (construction)

1270: 1620-1625 (journal)

1283: 1623 & 163.3 (Santvliet garrison)

1275: 1624-1625 (S. Salebeen, wife of Elzevier, & c.)

1263: 1624-1627 (Spanish garrison)

103: 1624-1640 (wills, bills, & c.)

1276: 1625 (rents of houses)

1279: 1626-1629 (cloth trade)

7 L3: 1626-1781 (lawyers, painters & c.)

1281: 1627-1640 (guild, non citizens)

168: 1629-1641 (B. I M. & M. de Sweert)

1288: 1630-1659 (Jan Verrept)

1290: 1632-1633 (trade Spain)

198: 1634-1637 (SJ College)

186: 1635-1641 (expenses)

339: 1636 (recipes & c.)

1294: 1636 (delivery)

1295: 1637-1641 (trade)

1296: 1637-1643 (cash-books)

1300: 1637-1772 (estate Ferdinandus Polder)

1302: 1640-1644 (trade, journal)

1303: 1641 (trade, food)

169: 1641-1657 (expenses)

104: 1641-1664 (wills, bills, & c.)

3532: 1641-1685 (ledger J.M. & M. de Sweert)

1130: 1642 (= 1692) (trade)

354: 1642-1664 (inventory)

1308: 164.3-1652 (cloth trade, journal)

1189: 1645-1672 (interests)

[105]: 1645-1683 (Goos family)

1313: 1647 (T. Taes & V. de Lasana)

109: 1648-1691 (B, II M. & A. Goos)

1214-1215: 1654-1800 (trade)

1161: 1656, 1684 (interests Steymans-de Neuf)

1331: 1656-1670 (cloth trade)

1142: 1656-1692 (insurances)

170: 1657-1665 (expenses)

1247 (now B 494): 1658 (map Borgherweert)

108: 1658-1662 (B. II M. & A. Goos)

1339: 1660-1666 (trade, letters)

705: 1660-1797 (Confraternities & c.)

1341: 1661 (expenses & incomes)

669: 1662-1689 (interests)

453: 1663-1671 (bankers)

1346: 1664-1670 (bills & c.)

471: 1664-1675 (housekeeping)

1119: 1664-1678 (parishes & c.)

342: 1664-1681 (bills)

836: 1665-1666 (House of the Poor)

1351: 1665-1667 (trade, letters)

1.352: 1665-1669 (interests)

275: 1667 (school books)

355: 1667-1681 (cash-book)

327: 1668 (Cologne, cloth)

510: 1669 (Book of the Poor, St. James parish)

511: 1669 (Book of the Poor, St. George parish)

1360: 1669-1671 (trade, letters)

508: 1670 (Book of rhe Poor, St. James parish)

512: 1670 (Book of the Poor, St. George parish)

335: 1670-1686 (meals)

662: 1672 (debts)

1365: 1672-1673 (trade, journal)

1371: 1672-1681 (trade, Spain)

1.372: 1672-1689 (trade, letters)

274: 1673 (school books)

1144: 1673 (B. II M., inventory)

1373: 1673-1675 (cash-book, Lübeck)

472: 1673-1681 (housekeeping)

311: 1673-1697 (goods)

1208: 1674-1681 (cash-book)

1380: 1675 (trade, cash-book)

1382: 1675-1682 (trade, diamonds)

724: 1676-1707 (wills & c.)

725: 1676-1707 (nobility & butchers)

1386: 1677-1680 (trade, lace & c.)

502: 1678 (cash-book)

273: 1678-1680 (notes J.P. de Mont)

1390: 1679-1680 (cash-book)

473: 1682-1699 (housekeeping)

1222: 1686 (House for the Poor)

677: 1686-1755 (quarters Antwerp)

1175: 1688-1692 (bills)

1073: 1688-1714 (exchange)

1130: 1642 (= 1692) (trade)

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668: 1696-1714 (goods)

312: 1697-1714 (goods)

1223: 17th c. (St. Anthony Confraternity)

693: 17th-18th c. (housekeeping)

694: 17th-18th c. (taxes & c.)

714: 17th-18th c. (stable & horses)

732: 17th-18th c. (housekeeping)

736: 17th-18rh c. (plumbers & fishmongers)

1195: 17th-18th c. (charity)

1211-1213: 17th-18th c. (M. & De Vlieghere, estates & c.)

807: 1700-1706 (expenses)

1188: 1700-1796 (documents)

417: 1703-1727 (bills)

1404: 1706-1730 (trade, mainly Spain)

421: 1707 (heritage for J.J.M.)

480: 1707-1714 (housekeeping)

805: 1707-1723 (interests & c.)

702: 1709-1729 (wills & c.)

328: 1713-1719 (trade)

314: 1716 (stock-holding)

81 1: 1716-17 29 (pri nting & trade)

810: 1717-1737 (bills)

1066 (= 1067)- 1072 (= 1073): 1718-1726 (memor. M. -Schilder)

468: 1720-1734 (bookrrade & c.)

812: 1720-1756 (interests)

479: 1724 (Indian Co.)

1220: 1724-1728 (Antwerp mint)

814: 1726-1748 (bills)

425: 1728-1754 (bills)

1158: 1729 (lawsuits)

832: 1729-1733 (cash-book)

1416: 1730-1755 (& Schilder(s), Ostend Co.)

729: 1730-1758 (wills)

306: 1731-1751 (bills)

1053-1065 (= 1066): 1732-1765 (almanachs)

660: 1741 (goods, ledger)

1077-1078: 1741-1744 (expenses)

661: 1741-1746 (goods, journal)

466: 1742-1756 (bills)

460: 1743 (interests)

808: 1743 (F.J.M., ledger)

360: 1743-1757 (bills)

431: 1750 (memorial)

731: 1750-1795 (estates)

465: 1750-1758 (booktrade & c.)

477: 1751 (Trieste Co.)

673: 1751-1754 (bills)

1224: c. 1753 (works for the poor)

467: 1754-1759 (housekeeping)

429: 1755 (furniture)

486: 1755 (furniture)

841: 1755-1770 (printing shop & c.)

826: 1756-1760 (interests)

483: 1755-1807 (bills)

678: 1757 (goods)

816: 1757-1775 (printing shop & c.)

828: 1758-1820 (Bouchout)

842: 1759-1773 (printing shop & c.)

844: 1759-1794 (printing shop & c.)

730: 1759-1808 (wills)

476: 1760-1768 (interests)

1135: 1770 (heritage B. VI M.)

835: 1772-1786 (cash-book)

845: 1773-1787 (printing shop & c.)

675: 1774-1788 (interests & c., ledger)

659: 1774-1789 (goods)

833: 1778 (heritage)

487: 1778(!)-1786 (bills)

1162: 1779-1783 (bills P. de Proli)

489: c. 1780 (interests)

1216: 1781-1785 (Trieste Co.)

818: 1781-1797 (Ostend Co.)

488: 1782 (East-Tndian trade)

454: 1784-1798 (Ostend Co.)

821: 1785-1794 (Ostend Co.)

456: 1786-1794 (interests)

831: 1787 (interests)

834: 1787 (heritage)

434: 1787-1794 (expenses)

462: 1787-1804 (interests & bills)

458: 1788-1808 (bills)

1207: 1789 (interests & c.)

840: 1789-1793 (interests)

829: 1789-1794 (interests & c.)

672: 1790-1795 (incomes)

1206: 1790-1800 (housekeeping)

847: 1790-1805 (expenses & incomes)

843: 1793-1801 (& printing shop)

1131: 1794-1797 (expenses Breda)

457: 1794-1801 (bills)

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1172: 1795-1797 (housekeeping)

1200: 1796-1800 (expenses & incomes)

381: 1796-1865 (booktrade & expenses)

663: 1797 (M.T.J. Borrekens, inventory)

1225: 18th c. (?) (Moretus estates & c.)

1165: 1801-1811 (housekeeping)

499: 1803 (interests)

674: 1805-1814 (goods Eekeren)

827: 1817 (interests)

Bosschaert

1248: 1586-1607 (wid. H. Bosschaert)

1249: 1588-1636 (genealogy)

1438: 16th-18th c. (Bosschaert & c.)

1286: 1630 (heritage Cornelis)

1160: 1645-1647, 1688-1708 (& Schilder(s))

1383: 1682-1688 (Sibilla)

Du Mont

336: 1583-1647 (cloth trade & c.)

1262: 1613-1623 (cloth trade & c.)

1332: 1657 (J. van Roosendaele)

1190: 1657-1660 (cloth trade & c.)

1334: 1657-1660 (cloth trade & c.)

1340: 1660-1671 (expenses funeral)

1342: 1662-1664 (memorandum book)

1362: 1671-1673 (cloth trade & c.)

1364: 1672-1673 (cloth trade & c.)

1367: 1672-1674 (cloth trade)

509: 1672-1675 (cash-book)

513: 1673-1679 (cash-book)

1381: 1685 (= 1675)- 1678 (cloth trade)

H. Elzevier (x Suzanna Salebeen)

481: 1608-1614 (cloth trade)

1138: 1608-1616 (journal)

1260: 1612-1623 (cloth trade)

1264: 1616-1617 (cloth trade & c.)

1275: 1624-1625 (will Elzevier, & c.)

Jac. Garbrants (x Cath. Le Maire, wid. Bosschaert)

1248: 1586-1607 (bills housekeeping)

1249: 1588-1636 (expenses & incomes)

1250: 1595-1596 (Leiden, lottery)

1254: 1607-1637 (G. Meess)

1301: 1638 (post mortem inventory, Leiden)

A. Goos

109: 1648-1691 (& B. II M., wills)

361: 1674-1691 (cash-book)

313: 1681-1716 (heritage)

353: 1686-1689 (ledger)

315: 1690-1691 (& B.II M., goods)

362: 1690-1691 (ledger)

719: 1691 (heritage)

J.B. de Labistrate (de la Biestraeten)

1438: 16th-18th c. (de la Biestraeten & c.)

1305: 1642-1657 (trade)

1303: 1642-1657 (trade, food)

1321: 1652-1658 (trade, letters)

1322: 1652-1669 (expenses housekeeping)

1324: 1653-1676 (varia)

1326: 1654-1655 (trade, letters)

1327: 1654-1668 (trade)

1328: 1655-1657 (trade, letters)

1333: 1657-1660 (trade, letters)

1335: 1657-1664 (trade)

1336: 1657-1664 (interests & estates)

1338: 1660-1667 (& F. Schilder(s), trade)

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1347: 1664-1672 (trade)

1348: 1664-1672 (trade)

1353: 1666-1669 (debts & bills)

1354: 1666-1669 (trade, letters)

1359: 1669 (expenses housekeeping)

1366: 1672-1674 (trade)

1368: 1672-1674 (trade)

1369: 1672-1677 (trade, letters)

1370: 1672-1679 (expenses)

1376: 1674 (heritage)

1194: 1697-1708 (cash-book heirs)

De Neuf(f)

787: 1654-1700 (law suits, bills & c.)

656a: 17th-18th c. (heritage, & c.)

720: 1714 (inventory A.M. de Neuf)

1141: 1716 (inventory A.M. de Neuf)

484: 1722 (heritage A.M, de Neuf)

Pynappel

737: 1639 (& Schilder(s), business)

1310: 1645-1652 (trade)

1311: 1646 (trade)

1314: 1647-1648 (trade)

1317: 1650-1652 (& F. Schilder(s), trade, letters)

Schilder(s)

1438: 16th-18th c. (Schilder(s) & c.)

1278: 1626 (trade, grain)

1280: 1627-1629 (trade)

1282: 1628-1630 (food)

1287: 1630-1632 (memorandum book)

1291: 1632-1633 (trade, letters & c.)

1293: 1634-1637 (trade, letters)

1298: 1637-1646 (trade, letters)

1299: 1637-1647 (trade, cash-book)

737: 1639 (& Pynappel, business)

1304: 1641-1642 (trade, cash-book)

1307: 1643-1647 (expenses & incomes)

1309: 1643-1653 (housekeeping)

1160: 1645-1647, 1688-1708 (& Bosschaert; trade & genealogy)

1312: 1646-1650 (trade, letters)

1315: 1647-1653 (trade)

1316: 1647-1653 (trade)

1317: 1650-1652 (& F. Pynappel, trade, letters)

1318: 1650-1656 (trade, bills)

1319: 1651-1653 (cash-book)

1320: 1652-1653 (cloth trade & c.)

1323: 1653-1656 (ledger)

1329: 1656 (expenses & incomes)

1330: 1656-1657 (trade)

1247: 1658 (Borgerweert Polder)

1337: 1660-1667 (trade)

1338: 1660-1667 (& J.B. de Labistrate, trade)

1349: 1662-1665 (House of the Poor)

1343: 1662-1673 (= 1686) (Sibilla S., expenses)

1344: 1663-1664 (trade)

1345: 1664-1665 (trade, letters)

1350: 1665-1667 (trade)

1355: 1667 (trade)

1356: 1667-1669 (trade, letters)

1357: 1667-1671 (trade)

1358: 1667-1671 (trade)

1361: 1669(= 1679)- 1681 (trade)

1363: 1672-1673 (trade)

1374: 1673-1682 (bills, journal)

1375: 1673-1682 (bills, ledger)

1377: 1674 (trade)

1378: 1674-1676 (cloth trade & c.)

1139: 1674-1680 (trade, diamonds & c. & c.)

1379: 1675 (trade)

1383: 1675-1688 (memorandum books)

1384: 1677 (trade)

1385: 1677 (cloth trade & c.)

1387: 1678-1680 (trade)

1388: 1678-1680 (trade, diamonds)

1389: 1679 (interests)

1361: 1669 (= 1679)- 1681 (trade)

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1391: 1680-1693 (trade, diamonds & c.)

1392: 1680-1699 (trade, diamonds & c.)

1393: 1690-1721 (trade)

1394: 1690-1721 (trade)

1393: 1697-1707 (trade, diamonds & c.)

1396: 1699-1707 (interests)

1399: 1701-1761 (interests)

1401: 1702-1714 (memorandum book)

1402: 1702-1757 (interests & estates)

1403: 1706-1729 (trade)

1405: 1706-1730 (trade)

1406: 1706-1730 (trade)

1107: 1708-1726 (interests)

1188: 1716 (letter F.G. Ullens)

1066-1072: 1718-1726 (memorial Moretus-Schilder)

1409: 1722-1755 (trade)

1410: 1722-1775 (interests & c.)

1411: 1722-1775 (trade)

1412: 1723-1758 (interests & escares)

1413: 1724-1756 (trade, journal)

1414: 1724-1768 (trade)

1415: 1726-1742 (estates)

1416: 1730-1755 (& Moretus, Ostend Co.)

1417: 1732-1741 (P.J. de Vlieghere)

1418: 1734-1759 (ledger)

1419: 1735-1754 (trade)

1421: 1737-1773 (estates)

1422: 1738-1754 (trade)

1423: 1739-1757 (interests)

1424: 1739-1757 (estates, & c.)

1425: 1739-1757 (orphans)

1 192: 1739-1757 (tutorship orphans

1126: 1740-1775 (interests)

1427: 1741 (P.J. de Vlieghere)

1428: 1743-1752 (interests)

1429: 1753 (heritage P.F.S.)

1430: 1753-1755 (interests & estates)

1431: 1754 (trade)

1432: 1754-1774 (heritage F.S.)

1151: 1755 (inventory F.S.)

1 152: 1755 (inventory F.S.)

1433: 1755-1774 (heritage F.S.)

1434: 1757-1770 (trade)

14.35: 1760-1775 (interests)

1436: 1768-1775 (trade)

1437: 1771-1775 (trade, journal)

115.3: 1774 (inventory P.F.S.)

1154: 1775 (heritage P.F.S.)

1155: 1776 (heritage P.F.S.)

1143: 1789 (heritage)

Maria De Sweer(d)t

205: 1583 (memorial, family)

207: 1605 (J. II M. × M. de S.)

195: 1629-1655 (housekeeping)

196: 1641-1646 (expenses)

107: 1655 (heritage M. de S.)

197: 1655-1662 (funerals M. de S.)

De Vlieghert

1146: 1541-1566 (memorandum book)

1256: 1608-1652 (trade & genealogy)

380: 1614-1648 (estates)

1269: 1620-1621 (cloth trade & c.)

1271: 1620-1647 (cloth trade & c.)

1272: 1621-1623 (cloth trade & c.)

1274: 1623-1625 (cloth trade & c.)

1275: 1624-1625 (Elzevier & Salebeen)

1277: 1625-1626 (journal)

1284: 1629-1631 (expenses & incomes)

1289: 1631-1633 (cloth trade)

1292: 1633-1634 (cloth trade)

1297: 1637-1643 (expenses)

1325: 1654 (& Salebeen, partition of goods)

1211-1213: 17th-18th c. (& Moretus, varia)

1397: 1700 (inventory P. de V.)

1398: 1701-1731 (interests & c.)

1400: 1702 (partition of goods)

1159: 1702-1737 (heritage)

1408: 1722 (funeral P. de V.)

1417: 1732 (expenses funeral)

1420: 1737 (post mortem inventory)

459: 1741 (heritage)

1427: 1741 (heritage P.J. de V.)

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Cornelis Van Wyck

1251: 1600-1617 (trade, cloth & lace)

1253: 1605-1608 (cloth trade & c.)

1255: 1608-1610 (trade)

1257: 1611-1613 (trade, ledger)

1266: 1618-1621 (cloth trade &. c.)

1273: 1622-1628 (cloth trade & c.)

1193: 1629-1643 (architect & almoner)

1285: 1629-1646 (trade, lace, & c.)

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Register of personal names, societies and places mentioned in Denucé's inventory

(The names Plantin & Moretus and Antwerp are not taken in this register, nor are the names separately listed in the register of the family archives.

The names alphabetically arranged in the large correspondence series 76-96, 525-647 & 649-656 are not taken in this register neither.

More detailed registers are available in die Plantin Moretus Archives.)

Abeel, Gillis van: 26

Aelbrechtsdr, Machtelt: 1254

Aertssens, Hendrik: 1180

Alcala de Henares (Spain): 96

Alssens, Hendrik: 25

Amsterdam: 700, 1073, 1082, 1142, 1201

Antwerp, Mount of Piety: 1221

Antwerp, Saint-Julian Hospital: 1195

Arias Montanus, Benedictus: 22, 23, 24, 96, 98, 121, 122

Arras (France): 1120

Arsenius, Ferdinandus: 1079

Arsenius, Walterus: 756

Arysz., Adriaan Pieter: 1157

Asian Co.: 1214-1215

Aviaens, Antonius: 26

Baes, Gerard: 1222, 1224

Baets, Engelbert: 125

Balboa,-: 121

Beert, Geeraart: 1079

Bellarminus, Robertus: 1075

Bellerus, Joannes: 206, 1084, 1187

Bellerus, Petrus: 1084, 1180, 1187

Bergues Saint-Winoc (France): 1120

Beseler, Cornells van: 1160

Best, Clara de: 1119

Beys, Gilles: 98, 1181

Biest, Jan van der: 1222

Bilbao (Spain): 524, 1145

Blaeu, wid.: 700

Boechout (Brabant): 7.31

Bogardus, Joannes: 25

Boilleaux, Pierre: 98

Bomberghen, Cornelis van: 27, 98

Boon, Nicolaas: 26

Borcht, Pieter van der: 124, 734, 1079

Borght, Jan Karel van der: 1220

Borrekens, Joséphine: 1216

Boscard, Jacques: 25

Borrekens, Maria Th. Jos.: 663, 705, 818

Bossche, P. van den: 1081

Bouché, Franciscus: 124

Boucle, Gerard van: 25

Bouttats, Pieter-Balthasar: 124, 734

Bouwens, Herman Jansz.: 1157

Bouwens, Willem: 1157

Braau, Claes (Nicolaus): 1082

Brayer, Lucas: 1L81

Breda (Brabant): 1131, 1201

Bree, van: 734

Breughel, Jan: 734

Broeck, Herman van den: 1222, 1224

Bruges (Flanders): 1120

Brunswick (Germany): 1201

Brussels (Brabant): 1120, 1210, 1311

Bruyne, Theodore de: 125

Cadiz (Spain): 524, 1073, 1162

Canary Islands: 681

Cano, Juan del: 121

Carmelites: 705

Carpentier, M.: 1077-1078, 1214-1215

Causé, Marrinus: 124

Çayas, Gabriel de: 22, 98, 122

Claesz., Jan: 1157

Clerck, Piecer de; 25

Cock, sr. de: 656a

Cock, Hieronymus: 1227

Collaert, Adriaen: 1079

Cologne (Germany): 1073

Coninck, Gaspar de: 1158

Constantin (Plantin's servant): 349

Copenhagen: 1214-1215

Coppens van Diest, Gillis: 25, 26

Corff, -: 1198

Corfs, H.: 1082, 1201

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Corry, -: 1221

Corst, -: 1201 (= Corff & Corfs?)

Corthaut, Andries: 25

Courtoy, Gaspar: 124

Couvreur, Jacques: 1187

Couzin, 1201

Covry (= Corry), -: 1221

Crequillon, Thomas: 9

Cuylits, Jacob: 1180

Desrrée, Josse: 25

Detrieu, father: 273

Does, Alyt van der: 1157

Dole, Henry van: 1082

Dole, Louis van: 1082

Douai (France): 726, 1120

Dresden (Germany): 1205

Dresselaer, -: 116

Dresseler, Hans: 849-961

Düsseldorf (Germany): 1205

Du Tour-Plantin, Henry: 42

Duytsch, Henricus: 26

Eekeren (Brabant): 674, 731

Engels, Maria Catharina: 1158

England: 656a, 681, 1214-1215

Everaerts, Alexander: 1053-1065

Faber, Petrus: 25

Fabri, Michael: 1438

Ferdinandus Polder: 1300

Fiume Co.: 1214-1215

Fowler, John: 25

France: 681

Frans, Gillis: 1081

Fransinami, Marcus: 153

Fruytiers, Ludovicus Josephus: 124, 677,*734, 1145

Galle, family, engravers: 123

Galle, Cornelis: 124

Galle, Philip: 734, 1227

Galle, Theodore: 1238

Gassen, Jean: 448

Gassen, Pierre: 438-447, 703, 717, 1181, 1182

Geelhand, Mrs: 213

Geeraerts, Joannes: 510-511

Geerlinx, Gerardus: 26

Geertruyt, sister (Leuven): 1288

Gelre, Michiel van: 1247

Genuwe, Jan van: 25

Gheesdalius, Joannes: 202

Ghelen, Jan van: 25

Ghent (Flanders): 1120

Godard, 1201

Goltzius, Hendrik: 1079

Gouault, Jean (S?): 451-452

Grandjean, Jacques Louis: 676

Goubau, Maria: 1252

Grange, Jean Joseph: 1158

Gras, Adrienne: 1184

Gras, Jacques: 98

Gras, Pierre: 98, 102

Gravius, Barcholomaeus: 25

Gregory VII, pope: 1188

Grijsper, Franciscus van: 508, 510-512

Grove, Hendrik de: 25

Gruyter, Ameet de: 153

Gruyter, Herman de: 153

Gruyrters-Solvijns, de: 454, 818, 821

Gysbertz, P.: 1082, 1198, 1201

Gyssels, Henry, wid. (Anna Maria): 1158

Haarlem (Holland): 1082

Haeze, Andries de: 1134

Hague, The (Holland): 1082

Hamburg (Germany): 1073, 1162

Hamonc, Michiel van: 25

Hauwelitts, Chrisianus: 25

Havanna Co.: 1214-1215

Havre, Gustave C.A.M. van: 1242

Hendricksz, Aelbrecht (?): 25

Herreyns, Daniël: 734

Heurck, Maria Rebecca van: 659

Heure, Cornelis Jozel d': 734

Heyberghs, Jacob: 25

Heyden, Peeter van den: 756

Heyns (?), Petrus: 1087-1088

Hoboken (Brabant): 731

Holiche, marquis de: 96

Holland: 656a, 1122

Homade, Claes Dirksz van: 1157

Hulshout (Brabant): 1119

Huybrechts, (notary): 1427

Huyghe, family: 1438

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Huyghens, Michael: 471, 1252

Huyghens, Rinaldo: 1252

Huysmans, Jan: 26

Ireland: 1191

Jacobs, Pieter, wid. (Maritgen): 1157

J acobsen, Jacob: 1075

Jacobsen, Simon: 1075

Jacobszoon, Willem: 25

Janssens, Guislain: 1084

Janssens, Herman: 25

Janssens, Jacob: 25

Janssonius, Gulielmus: 1082

Janssonius, Joannes (?): 1082

Jegher, (Jan?) Christoffel: 734

Joachims, Jeanne: 25

Jode, Gerard de: 25, 1227

Jourdaens, Maria: 1187

Jourdaens, Suzanna: 1187

Jongelinckx, Jan-Baptist: 124

Kaunitz, The young prince (ship?!): 488

Keerbergen, Jan van: 157, 1084

Keere jr., Hendrik van den: 153

Kerckhove, Jan van den: 1181

Keyser, Jan Francis de: 1158

Kieldrecht (Brabant): 1146

Kortrijk (Flanders): 1120

Laer, Egidius van: 508, 512

Lasaña, Vincentio de: 1313

Leers, Reynier: 1082

Leest, Antoon van: 25, 26, 124, 756

Leesriens, G.: 1084

Le Hevicy, G.: 1181

Leiden (Holland): 99, 1075, 1156, 1250, 1301

Le Maire, family: 1438

Le Maire, Catharina: 1248

Lemire, Jacobus: 1073

Lens, Andreas-Cornelis: 734

Leon, -: 121

Leuven (Brabant): 1079, 1288

Licht, Carlos de: 1201

Liefrinck, Hans: 25, 124

Liefrinck, Mynken: 750

Liège (princebishopric): 1210

Lille (France): 1073, 1120

Lillo (Brabant): 731

Lipsius, Justus: 98, 202

Loe, Hendrik van der: 25

London: 1073, 1162

Lopez, Anna: 1081

Lyndanus, Theodorus: 25

Lyons (France): 1073

Madrid: 272, 500, 1073, 1201

Malcam, -: 1214-1215

Man, Joannes de: 1119

Manilius, Gislenus: 25

Manmaker-Plantin, Jacqueline: 98

Maria-Elisabeth, governess: 1158, 1220

Maria-Theresia, empress: 1224

Martel, Martin: 1325

Martin, Cornelis: 272

Martin, Hieronymus: 272

Masius, Joannes: 25, 1084

Meess, Gerbrand: 1254

Melder, father: 1119

Meldert, Hans van: 125

Merksem (Brabant): 731

Mesens, Peter: 25

Meursius, dynasty: 426

Meursius, Joannes: 140-141, 157, 1081, 1180

Michaeli, Ottavio: 1075

Middelburg (Northern Netherlands): 1073

Milan: 1073

Mollyns, Jan: 25, 26, 756-757

Mommaert, Jan: 1180

Mons (Hainaut); 1120

Mortier, Pieter: 1082

Moulins (Mollyns), Jean: 25, 26, 756-757

Mouryns, Ysbrant: 1157

Münster (Germany): 1205

Muyden, Antoon van: 1268

Muyskens, B,: 1198

Muytinck, Engelbert: 1224

Nagels, -: 1214-1215

Natalis, Hieronymus: 1075

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Nicolaï, Arnold: 26

Nierop, van, family: 1438

Nieuwenhuyse, - van den: 1158

Niewermuelen, Philip van: 26

Nijmegen (Gelderland): 1181

Nispen, Peter van: 26

Nuremberg (Germany): 1073

Nurius, dynasty: 426

Nutius, Martinus: 1084

Nutitis, Philippus: 25

O. Carm.: 705

Ortelius, Abraham: 182

Ostend (Flanders): 1077-1078

Ostend Co.; 1214-1215, 1416

Oudenaarde (Flanders): 1120, 1187

Overbeeck, Pauwel van: 750

Paets, Pieter (?): 1157

Pagninus, Sanctes: 1075

Palynck, Antonio: 1201

Palynck, Livino: 1201

Parijs, Silvester van: 25

Parijs, Guillaem van: 25

Paris: 1073, 1162, 1201

Pasch, Jan: 25

Peralta, Filipo de: 272

Perez, Antonio: 1081

Périer, Ad.: 1183

Perreault, P.: 156

Pestte, de, wid.: 730

Petit de Coberwez, Mrs.: 730

Phalesius, Petrus: 25

Philip II, king ol Spain: 22, 121

Picke, -: 1214-1215

Poelman, Dirk: 1181

Porret, Pierre: 4311

Porto (Portugal): 1145

Potter, Lucas de: 1180

Prague: 1187

Prinxen, Jacob van: 334

Proli, Pietro de: 1162, 1214-1215

Proudekin, Dierick: 1185

Pulmannus, Theodorus: 1181

Puteanus, Erycius: 102

Quellinus, Erasmus II (?): 734

Quertenmont, Andreas Bcrnardus (?) de: 734

Rade, Gillis van den: 25

Raphelengius, Elisabeth: 106

Raphelengius, Franciscus: 25, 98, 102, 1075

Raphelengius, Justus: 202

Rennette de Villers-Perwin, Xavier-Ferdinand de: 95

Requesens y Zuñiga, Luis de: 121

Reijnoutsz, Adriaen: 1157

Riemsnijders, Bernaert: 1158

Rinsardt, Théodore: 323

Risbourg, Seigneur de: 1182

Rissche, Mattheus de: 25

Rivière, Guillaume: 25

Rockox, Nicolaus: 1081

Roeck, Andreas de: 1158

Rome: 1149

Roose,1214-1215

Roosendael, Theodoor van: 508, 510-512

Rooses, Max: 95, 96

Rotterdam (Holland): 1073, 1082

Roye, Mattheus van: 25

Rubens, Peter Paul: 1089-1103

Saffel, Bartholomeus van: 26

Saint-Anthony Confraternity: 1223

Saint-Omer (France): 1120

Salebeen, Suzanna: 1275

Salinas, - de: 121

Sanchez, Alonso: 1164, 1258

Sanchez, Juan: 1164

Sanson, (Nicolas?): 656a

Sassenus, Servatius: 25

Schawberg. J.H.: 124

Scheffer, Jan: 25

Schelte, D.: 1082

Scholiere, Jacobus: 510-511

Schot, Maria de: 1160

Scotti-Plantin, Clemencia: 98

Sébille, Ambrosius: 275

Segoliers, Asciano: 1187

Servaas van Rooyen, A.J.: 106

Sevilla (Spain): 272, 500, 1073, 1201

Sèvre, Chevalier de: 1182

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Sforza, Cajetano: 1188

Siegers, Elisabeth: 750

Silvius, Gulielmus: 26

Simancas (Spain), Archives: 97

Srnit, Johan Michael: 156

Smits, Gerard; 25

Snellincx, Catharina: 1160

Snijers, Jan Baptist: 1220

Somere, Loys van: 27

Southern Co.: 1214-1215

Sparwinfeldt, J.G.: 96

Spore, Nicolas: 25

Stalijns, Jacques: 1187

Stapmans, Petrus: 26

Steene, Jan van den: 25

Steymans, Marguerite: 1161

Stichter, Cornelis: 1082

Stockholm, University Library: 96

Straelen, Jean-Baptiste van der: 213

Swedish Co.: 1214-1215, 1416

Sweert, Nicolas de: 272

Swinghen, Lyncken: 750

Taes, Theodore: 1313

Tavernier, Ameet: 25

Toledo (Spain): 272

Tongeren, Peeter van: 102, 1183

Torres, H.: 122

Tournai (Hainaut): 1120

Trieste (Italy): 488

Trieste Co.: 1214-1215, 1216

Trognesius, Joachim: 25, 1084, 1180, 1187

Turnhout, Jan van: 25

Tuscany: 1214-1215

Ullens, F.G.: 1188

Valenciennes (France): 1120

Vechter, Thomas de: 153

Velphis, Reinerus: 25

Velpius, Rutgerus: 25

Venice: 1073

Verbiest, -: 1222

Verdussen, dynasty: 426

Verdussen, Hieronymus: 157, 1084, 1180

Verdussen, Hieronymus, wid.: 105.3-1065

Verdussen, Martinus: 1053-1065, 1066-1072

Verhuist, A.: 156

Verrept, Jan: 1288

Versteghen, Isenbrant: 25

Vervliet, Daniël: 25

Verwithagen, Jan: 25

Vienna: 1077-1078, 1162

Villalva, F(rancisco?): 122

Vincent, Livinus: 1201

Vincent, Ysbrand: 1082

Virbiesco, H. de: 122

Vlaenderen, Jan van: 1066-1072

Vlieger, Paulus de: 508, 512

Vos, Maarten de: 1079

Voys, Willem de: 1082

Vrients, Jan-Baptist: 182-183

Vries, Antonius de: 474

Waele, Cornelis de: 1158

Waesberghe, Jan van (?): 25

Welleus, Hieronymus: 25

Wickevoort, Gaspar van: 1160

Wiericx, Hans: 756

Wilbroti (Willebordi?), Georgius: 25

Withem, Claude de: 1182

Witte, de, (orphans): 1192

Wolschaten, Joannes-Egidius van: 155

Wolschaten, Melchior van: 154, 156

Wolschaten, Pierer van: 154, 155

Woverius, Joannes: 1089-1103

Ypres (Flanders): 1120

Zandvliet, garrison: 1283

Zangrius, Petrus: 25

Zeegers, Huych: 1157

Zwijndrecht (Brabant): 731, 1158, 1245-1247