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1158 - [HENNIN, Quentin] The Origin of the Church of Laeken, or The First Signs of the Christian Faith in These Netherlands Under Emperor Arnulphus [...] around 800. years in these Netherlands following the defeat of the Northmen [...]. Brussels: E. Dams [1701–1724] 8vo; frontispiece and 6 plates (text undated, fore-edge sometimes slightly trimmed). 19th-century sheepskin binding, gilt spine with ribs, gilt edges (front fold partially split, corners slightly dented). Translation of the rare work on the origin, structure, and history of the Church of Our Lady in Laeken. Illustrated with a frontispiece and 6 plates, all fold-out. Ref. STCV. - De le Court 906. Formerly owned by Th. de Jonghe (bookplate). - H. Dierickx, Mechelen (collector’s label). - Modern bookplate.
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[HENNIN, Quentin] The Origin of the Church of Laeken, or The First Signs of the Christian Faith in These Netherlands Under Emperor Arnulphus [...] around 800. years in these Netherlands following the defeat of the Northmen [...]. Brussels: E. Dams [1701–1724] 8vo; frontispiece and 6 plates (text undated, fore-edge sometimes slightly trimmed). 19th-century sheepskin binding, gilt spine with ribs, gilt edges (front fold partially split, corners slightly dented). Translation of the rare work on the origin, structure, and history of the Church of Our Lady in Laeken. Illustrated with a frontispiece and 6 plates, all fold-out. Ref. STCV. - De le Court 906. Formerly owned by Th. de Jonghe (bookplate). - H. Dierickx, Mechelen (collector’s label). - Modern bookplate.
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