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1080 - [SALENSON, Gérard van] A Brief Chronicle of Flanders, containing many credible accounts of the people of Brabant, Artois, Hainaut, Holland, Zeeland, Friesland, and the other surrounding lands [...]. Ghent: G. van Salenson, 1563, 4to: [132] ff. (leaves B2-3 & K2, K4 missing; some edges of the first quire reinforced; some marginal scribbles in crayon). 19th-century quarter-sheep binding, marbled paper boards, gilt-ornamented spine with raised bands. Second ed. (1st 1557) of this rare chronicle compiled by Gerard van Salenson (1525–1568), a Ghent editor and author, revised and expanded by Marcus van Vaernewyck (1516–1569), a Ghent rhetorician and historian. Ref. Machiels 10. - Bibl. gant 167. - STCV. Formerly owned by François-Xavier Borluut de Noortdonck (1816–1857), an important collector and bibliophile (bookplate engraved by Ch. Onghena).
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[SALENSON, Gérard van] A Brief Chronicle of Flanders, containing many credible accounts of the people of Brabant, Artois, Hainaut, Holland, Zeeland, Friesland, and the other surrounding lands [...]. Ghent: G. van Salenson, 1563, 4to: [132] ff. (leaves B2-3 & K2, K4 missing; some edges of the first quire reinforced; some marginal scribbles in crayon). 19th-century quarter-sheep binding, marbled paper boards, gilt-ornamented spine with raised bands. Second ed. (1st 1557) of this rare chronicle compiled by Gerard van Salenson (1525–1568), a Ghent editor and author, revised and expanded by Marcus van Vaernewyck (1516–1569), a Ghent rhetorician and historian. Ref. Machiels 10. - Bibl. gant 167. - STCV. Formerly owned by François-Xavier Borluut de Noortdonck (1816–1857), an important collector and bibliophile (bookplate engraved by Ch. Onghena).
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