- business.
Balthasar I
Moretus (1574–1641) Jan II
Moretus (1576–1618)
married Maria De Sweert; they had 6
children Balthasar II
Moretus (1615–1674) married...
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Moretus (Moerentorf) is a
Flemish family name and may
refer to: Jan
Moretus Theodorus Moretus Balthasar I
Moretus Moretus (crater) - a
crater in the southern...
- tastes, the Plantin–
Moretus company "piously
preserved the
collection of its founder." Four
women ran the family-owned Plantin–
Moretus printing house (Plantin...
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Theodorus Moretus, also
known as
Theodor or
Theodore Moretus (1602–1667) was a
Flemish Jesuit priest who was also a mathematician, geometer, theologian...
- Jan
Moretus, also John
Moerentorf or
Joannes Moretus (2 May 1543 – 22
September 1610), was a
Flemish printer who was an
apprentice for
Christophe Plantin...
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Moretus is a
lunar impact crater located in the
heavily cratered highland region near the
south pole of the Moon.
South of
Moretus, the
crater Short is...
- Plantin-
Moretus Museum,
which preserves original Garamond punches and matrices. Garamond's
Augustine Romaine punches at the Plantin-
Moretus Museum Augustine...
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Balthasar Moretus or
Balthasar I
Moretus (23 July 1574 – 6 July 1641) was a
Flemish printer and head of the
Officina Plantiniana, the
printing company...
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school included Jean-Charles
della Faille, André Tacquet, and
Theodorus Moretus. His book,
Opticorum Libri ****
philosophis juxta ac
mathematicis utiles...
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research Christophe Plantin and the
collection of the Plantin-
Moretus Museum. The Plantin-
Moretus Museum was
created in 1876 from Plantin's
collection which...
