have been copied. This manuscript was once owned by Liège Canon Arnold Wachtendonck. He was supervisor over Munsterbilzen Abbey, where he found the manuscript...
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fragments must have been copied. The manuscript was once owned by Canon Arnold Wachtendonck. The surviving fragments are handwritten copies made by the Renaissance...
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Munsterbilzen. In 1591 it was in the possession of the Liège canon Arnold Wachtendonck, rector of the Landrada altar in the abbey of Munsterbilzen, and...
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Aelst 1583-1584: Filips van Marnix van Sint-Aldegonde and Jacob van Wachtendonck 1585-1587: Eduard van der Dilft and Adriaan van Heylwegen 1588: Jan Damant...
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Cambrai Jean Dauvin, 1615–1629 Engelbert Des Bois, 1630–1651 Jean de Wachtendonck, 1654–1668, later archbishop of Mechelen Ignace Schetz de Grobbendonk...
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his brother Jan, Lord of Schriek en te Grootloo, and ridders Jan van Wachtendonck, Ladislaus van Gottignies, Karel van Boevekerke and Jacob van Cranendonck...
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