- – 1578) a
Dutch Roman Catholic theologian and
mystical writer.
Adriaan Poirters (1605 in
Oisterwijk – 1674) a
Dutch Jesuit poet and
prose writer, active...
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Adriaan Poirters (baptised 2
November 1605, in the Sint-Petrus'-Bandenkerk in
Oisterwijk – died 4 July 1674, Mechelen) was a
Brabantian Jesuit poet and...
-
Theodoor Peperzak (born 1929),
Dutch educator,
editor and
author Adriaan Poirters (1605–1674),
Dutch Jesuit poet and
prose writer Adriaan Roland Holst (1888–1976)...
- Columb****
Vrancx is seen as the
forerunner of the
Flemish poet
Adriaan Poirters.
Originally from
Dendermonde in the
County of Flanders,
Vrancx studied...
- the
seven deadly sins (1679),
which was
written in the
style of
Adriaan Poirters. In the last w****s of his life, he
wrote another work
about the Bruges...
- Adri**** P. W. "Ad"
Melkert (born 1956),
Dutch politician fr:Adri****
Poirters (1605–1674),
Flemish Jesuit and
writer Adri****
Johannes Simonis (1931–2020)...
- in the
church square in
Overmere Ros
Beiaard Bronze statue of
Adriaan Poirters in
Oisterwijk Stations of the
Cross for (among others) the Sint-Jacobskerk...
-
Uytbeeldinghen des
Verstants 1644
Johan de
Brune Wetsteen der
vernuften 1646 A.
Poirters Het
masker van de
wereldt afgetrocken 1646
Willem Bontekoe Journael ofte...
-
replace him for a few gigs, jazz rock
drummer and
personal friend Maarten Poirters added such a
range of
possibilities to Gingerpig’s
pallet that Bonebakker...
- (continuation of the
yearly almanach published by
Hieronymus IV) 1741: Adri****
Poirters, Het
masker vande wereldt Active around 1753-1765.
Hieronymus Jan Verdussen...
