- and
Paschier Ignatius van den
Cruyce 1686: Jan
Baptist Greyns and
Gooris Martens 1687:
Paschier Ignatius van den
Cruyce and Jan
Augustijn de
Lannoy 1688:...
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Coralie Adèle van den
Cruyce (1796–1858), in
marriage Coralie de Félix de la Motte, was a
Belgian writer,
feminist and poet. She was born into an aristocratic...
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Caroline Maud
Blyth Coralie Clément (born 1978),
French singer Coralie van den
Cruyce (1796–1858),
Belgian writer,
feminist and poet
Coralie Franklin Cook (1861–1942)...
- Alice,
daughter of
Henry Keble, Lord
Mayor of London. In 1522, Jan van der
Cruyce, a
graduate of the
University at
Leuven and a
friend of Erasmus, travelled...
- the
original on 20
August 2024.
Retrieved 26
August 2024.
Maaike Van den
Cruyce (12
April 2021). "De Mol: dit
merkten we op in
aflevering 4 – De Mol op...
- 1876)
Stephen Creyke,
English Anglican priest (d. 1883)
Coralie van den
Cruyce,
Belgian writer, feminist, poet (d. 1858)
Anders Retzius,
Swedish scientist...
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Cruickshank (1886–1975, Scotland), poet in
Braid Scots &
English Coralie van den
Cruyce (1796–1858, Belgium), pw. in
French Aixa de la Cruz (b. 1988, Spain), fiction...
- Aertselar, Lord of
Cleydael and Lord of Buerstede; and of Françoise van den
Cruyce. The
family Peeters was
colossalement rich. Marie-Louise
della Faille, daughter...
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Joanna Courtmans (1811–1890), Dutch-language poet,
novelist Coralie van den
Cruyce (1796–1858), writer,
feminist and poet,
writing in
French Saskia De Coster...
- is by
Cornelis van
Mildert (1664), the St. Anna
Shrine is by Jan van den
Cruyce (1674),
while the Our Lady
Altar was made by
Peeter Vervoort,
Willem Kerricx...
