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26 x 20.5 cm, hardcover, 176 pages, many colour illustrationsText in Dutch and English, very good condition, see picture. Published on the occasion of the exhibition "Heilige Boeken / Sacred Books" in Antwerp. Essays and catalogue entries by multiple scholars exploring the role of sacred texts in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. 900g.…

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. 1st Edition. XXXVII, 513 pp. White carbon jacket : in good condition White carbon soft cover : in very good condition. Ex. of the Ghent University Library with the usual stamps, labels and numbers. No marks inside the book. A very good copy.…

paperback. Zustand: New. 1st.

Zustand: New. 2010. Paperback. . . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

paperback. Zustand: New. 1st.

Zustand: gut. Quintessence of Lives, Intellectual Biographies in the Low Countries presented to Jan Roegiers In deutscher Sprache. pages.

Antwerpen, 2004. 4to. 208 pp. Ingenaaid.

Hardback, 350 p., 140 z/w ill. en 8 kleurplaten, 250 x 310 mm., boek is in zeer goede staat, enkel de rug is iets verkleurd door de tijd *** met opdracht en gesigneerd door de hoofdauteur*** ISBN 9789056220099. Deze jubileumuitgave naar aanleiding van het 200-jarig bestaan van Brepols, biedt een grondige studie gebaseerd op documenten uit het bedrijfsarchief en talrijke andere bronnen. Na een beschrijving van de economisch scociale achtergrond, meer bepaald van de grafische sector in de Turnhoutse regio, komen in de volgende hoofdstukken de onderneming zelf, de sociale omgeving en tenslotte de productie en grafische activiteit aan bod. Languages: Dutch. 1920 g.…

The Quintessence of Lives Intellectual Biographies in the Low Countries presented to Jan Roegiers XXXVII 513 p., 160 x 245 mm, Languages: English,Paperback. ISBN 9782503532103. What is the essence of a life? Which elements merit selection by a biographer? Which should be discreetly left out? To what extent can an intellectual?s thoughts and actions be captured in schemes and structures, without distorting or reducing the richness of a multifarious personality? These are the questions which underlie the contributions to the volume The Quintessence of Lives: Intellectual Biographies in the Low Countries presented to Jan Roegiers. More than twenty-five historians have written intellectual biographies of figures who created a ?second life? for themselves on paper. All persons discussed are firmly rooted in the intellectual life of the Low Countries and were active there between the sixteenth and the twentieth century. The volume is offered on the occasion of the retirement of Prof. Dr. Jan Roegiers as full professor at the K.U.Leuven. As head librarian and archivist, also in charge of the university?s art collections, Jan Roegiers played a pivotal role in collecting, preserving and making available the documentary and artistic inheritance of the University of Leuven. His main interest is in the intellectual and ecclesiastical history of the Low Countries in the Modern period, but his curiosity also made him venture far beyond the boundaries of the research group in which he was active as professor ordinarius. Whatever the topic, all his texts show how much he valued the craftmanship of historiography, his great consideration for the wider context which codetermines the acts and writings of committed intellectuals, and his relish for erudition. These same features are variously reflected in the biographical contributions in this volume. They illustrate how social and cultural trends in the surrounding environment affect the actual course of action chosen by individuals who helped shape the intellectual life of our region. Academically trained lay people and clerics, as well as academics from many disciplines are to be encountered here. The authors look at how they react to the Zeitgeist, how they often go against the current and leave their mark on a whole era; or how individuals who enjoyed the same education eventually go opposite ways and proclaim conflicting views. The book will be published in the series Bibliotheque de la Revue d?histoire ecclesiastique, in recognition of the important part Jan Roegiers has played these many years as director of this international academic journal, which has recently started a formal cooperation with Brepols Publishers. The contributions, mainly in English and French, but also in German and Dutch are written by Erik Aerts, Bruno Boute, Rob Brusten and friends, Luc Courtois, Pierre Delsaerdt, Jean-Pierre Delville, Wim Francois, Willem Frijhoff, Lieve Gevers, Craig Harline, Guido Hendrix, Marion Huibrechts, Staf Janssens, Eddy Louchez, Jeroen Nilis, Ernest Persoons, Eddy Put, Toon Quaghebeur, Ludo Simons, Violet Soen, Gilbert Tournoy, Michel van Meerbeeck, Dries Vanysacker, Johan Verberckmoes, Tom Verschaffel, Dries Welkenhuyzen, and Kaat Wils. 0 g.…

Paperback, XXXVII+513 p., 160 x 245 mm ISBN 9782503532103. What is the essence of a life? Which elements merit selection by a biographer? Which should be discreetly left out? To what extent can an intellectual?s thoughts and actions be captured in schemes and structures, without distorting or reducing the richness of a multifarious personality? These are the questions which underlie the contributions to the volume The Quintessence of Lives: Intellectual Biographies in the Low Countries presented to Jan Roegiers. More than twenty-five historians have written intellectual biographies of figures who created a ?second life? for themselves on paper. All persons discussed are firmly rooted in the intellectual life of the Low Countries and were active there between the sixteenth and the twentieth century. The volume is offered on the occasion of the retirement of Prof. Dr. Jan Roegiers as full professor at the K.U.Leuven. As head librarian and archivist, also in charge of the university?s art collections, Jan Roegiers played a pivotal role in collecting, preserving and making available the documentary and artistic inheritance of the University of Leuven. His main interest is in the intellectual and ecclesiastical history of the Low Countries in the Modern period, but his curiosity also made him venture far beyond the boundaries of the research group in which he was active as professor ordinarius. Whatever the topic, all his texts show how much he valued the craftmanship of historiography, his great consideration for the wider context which codetermines the acts and writings of committed intellectuals, and his relish for erudition. These same features are variously reflected in the biographical contributions in this volume. They illustrate how social and cultural trends in the surrounding environment affect the actual course of action chosen by individuals who helped shape the intellectual life of our region. Academically trained lay people and clerics, as well as academics from many disciplines are to be encountered here. The authors look at how they react to the Zeitgeist, how they often go against the current and leave their mark on a whole era; or how individuals who enjoyed the same education eventually go opposite ways and proclaim conflicting views. The book will be published in the series Bibliotheque de la Revue d?histoire ecclesiastique, in recognition of the important part Jan Roegiers has played these many years as director of this international academic journal, which has recently started a formal cooperation with Brepols Publishers. The contributions, mainly in English and French, but also in German and Dutch are written by Erik Aerts, Bruno Boute, Rob Brusten and friends, Luc Courtois, Pierre Delsaerdt, Jean-Pierre Delville, Wim Francois, Willem Frijhoff, Lieve Gevers, Craig Harline, Guido Hendrix, Marion Huibrechts, Staf Janssens, Eddy Louchez, Jeroen Nilis, Ernest Persoons, Eddy Put, Toon Quaghebeur, Ludo Simons, Violet Soen, Gilbert Tournoy, Michel van Meerbeeck, Dries Vanysacker, Johan Verberckmoes, Tom Verschaffel, Dries Welkenhuyzen, and Kaat Wils. Languages: English. 0 g.…

0. Antwerpen, Vereeniging der Antwerpsche Bibliophielen , ( periodical , issue , tijdschrift ) ,1997 , in-8°, 25 x 16,5 cm, 280 pp. , sewn, original softcover ( genaaid, met originele omslag ). Deze aflevering bevat o.a. P. Delsaerdt & D. Vanysacker '' Repertorium van Antwerpse boekenveilingen 1750 - 1800. A. Adams '' Jacques Grévin and his translation of Sambucus ' Emblemata ''. A. Thijs '' De Mechelse boekdrukkerij P.J. Hanicq ''.…

6 vols. (24,5x16 cm). Orig. wrappers. Resp. 242, 236, 216, 256, 230 and 254 pp. Illustrated. - Contributions by C. Coppens, F. de Nave, D. Imhof, C. Sorgeloos, H. Vervliet, etc. - As new, the 6 volumes of the years 2002-2005 and 2007-2008 together. 2900g.

Zustand: gut. Brepols, drukkers en uitgevers, 1796-1996 In deutscher Sprache. pages.

Leuven, UP, 2001, 861 pp. Met ills. Linnen met stofomslag.(Symbolae A/27).

2. Leuven, K.U.L., 1988, sq. in-8°, 87+(2) pp, dozens of ills., bibl., stiff paper wrapper. 238 items are described. Publ. on the occasion of an exhibition at the Central Library, 22 April-21 May, 1988. Text in Dutch.

Turnhout, Brepols, 2022. in 2 vols. 880 pp. With a few plates. Bound. (Bibliologia.61/1-2) - heavy set, additional postage. 2 vols: 1.L'odyssée d'un cabinet des livres rares et précieux; 2. Catalogue raisonné de la Collection spéciale des ducs d'Arenberg.