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HXXNAEU8> AUGUSTINUS (1604)
16.9 x 11.5 cm.
Above portrait, at top centre: "Obijt Lovanij An. CIC[in
reverse]. IC[in revcrse|LXXVIII."
In lower margin: "AUGUSTINUS HUNNAEUS
MACHLINIENSIS,/ DOCTOR THEOLOGUS, ET
PHILOSOPHUS./ Quid facit HUNNAEUS? caecis ut
xnersa tcncbris/ Nunc mage Phoeboea lampadc clara
micent:/ Utqjuej suoslinquant contortasophismatamor-
sus,/ Exuat et laqueos Amphibolia suos:' (six lines)
In margin left: "35."
In margin right: "Laur. Beyerlinchius".
Used In:
Illustrium Galliae .....(1604),no.35;Illustnum Galliae
(1608) sno. 35;Foppcns 1739, vol. I, p. 112
Augustinus Hunaeus (Augustinus Huens or Hocns),
Malines 1521 - Louvain 1578; Belgian theologian, pro­
fessor of theology and philosophy in Louvain, many of his
studies were published by Plantin (Voet 1980-83, nos.
1414-1432). Engraved in the Galle workshop, verses by
Laurens Beyerhnck.
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BUS, JOHANNES (1567)
17.3 x 12.2 cm.
In lower margm:"Ioannes Hus/ Hussiticaegentis parens,/
Quae virus exuxit meum./ Constantiae coetus patrum/
Flammis cremandum censuit./ Foecundus at cinis meac/
Sectae asseclam sobolem dedit(seven lines)
The Hague (Koninklijke Bibliotheek, Den Haag, bound
with 1572b-edition), Vienna (Oester-reichische
Nationalbibliothck (Portratsamm-lung), Wien, hand-
coloured impression with different, handwritten verses),
Vienna (Oesterreichische National-bibliothek
(PortraGammlung), Wien)
Used in;
Virorum ..... (1567), no. ??
Johannes Hus, Husinetz c. 1370 - Konstanz 1415; Czech
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priest, radical reformer and follower ofWiclifF, burnt as a
heretic. Engraved by Philips Galle, verses by ??
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JANSENIUS, CORNELIUS (1604)
17.7 x 11.8 cm.
Above portrait, at top centre:"E vita excessit Gandavi III
Idus April. CIC[in reverse]. IC[in reverse]LXXVL' 3
In lower margin: "CORNELIUS IANSENIUS L EPIS-
COPUS GAND./ Unus ut Assyrijs qui vivit odoribus
ales/ Exstincto superest posthumus ipse sibi;/ Sic tibi,
lansem, Phoenix secli unice nostri,/ A tenebris lux est,
morte pctitia sal us./ Corporis exuvijs posiris in funere,
vivit/ Spiritus ante Deum, fama per ora virum." (seven
lines)
In margin left:"4."
In margin right: "Max.Vrintius."
I.
As described. Used In 1604- and 1608-editions.
IL
Erased in margin left: "4." Used in Foppens 1739.
Used in:
Illustrium Galliae ..... (1604), no. 4; Illustrium Galliae .....
(1608), no. 4; Foppens 1739, vol. I, p. 203
Cornelius Jansenius, Hulst 1510 - Ghent 1576; Dutch
humanist and theologian, first bishop of Ghent. Engraved
in the Galle workshop, verses by Maximillaan deVriendt.
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JANUS SECUNDUS (1587)
After Jan van Scorel
16.9 x 11.9 cm.
In lower margin: "IOANNES SECUNDUS HAGIEN-
SIS BATAVUS./ Ludo crat antiquis auris Boeotica;
verum/ Sustulit hoc alto dedecus ingenio/ Pindarus: ac
per te, divine, Secunde, Batavae/ Auris laudatur Musa
Batava vice." (five lines)