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A firework display at the entry of Ferdinand Infante of Spain into Ghent, 1636. Etching.

Saint Bavo as Roman soldier is received as a Christian monk by Saint Amand and Saint Floribert at the entrance to St Peter’s Abbey, Ghent; left, his money is given to the poor. Lithograph after Sir P.P. Rubens.

[Leaflet advertising appearances by 16 month old "plus beau phénomène du 19e siècle" with no arms and one leg at the Foire Au Pain D'Épice in Paris, 17 April 1881. The child was born in Ghent in Belgium].

Saint Bavo as Roman soldier is received as a Christian monk by Saint Amand and Saint Floribert at the entrance to St Peter’s Abbey, Ghent; left, his money is given to the poor. Line engraving by P. Lightfoot after Sir P.P. Rubens.

A male waterpolo team pose in a line. Colour process print, 193-.

A large model of a fish in a pool with water spurting out of his mouth flanked by two smaller fish with small figures on them. Engraving, 1636.

8 eeuwen gentse ziekenhuizen.

Iconographie médicale Gantoise / [A. de Mets].

The domestic life of a medieval city : women, children, and the family in fourteenth-century Ghent / David Nicholas.

The Emperor Charles V encourages his great-grandson Ferdinand of Austria to learn from his example. Engraving by P. de Jode II, 1636, after G. de Crayer.

Ordonnantie van Heer ende Weth der stad Gend, op den taux der droguen en medicamenten, raekende de pharmacie van de apothecarissen der voorzeyde stad.

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Ordonnantie van Heer ende Weth der stad Gend, op den taux der droguen en medicamenten, raekende de pharmacie van de apothecarissen der voorzeyde stad.