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Index of Printing and Publishing Towns Index of Printing and Publishing Towns Amsterdam Carpentier, Jacobus, 1633 Aboab, Eliahu, 1644 Chayer, Pierre, 1691 ± 1700 Athias, Joseph, 1661 ± 1667 Claesse, Frans, 1654 Autein, Laurens, 1670 ± 1671 Claesz, Cornelis, 1602 ± 1610 A Baardt, Rieuwert Dircksz van, 1644 Claus, Jacob, 1676 —, —, Widow of, 1652 Cloppenburgh, Evert, 1640 Bakkamude, Daniel, 1666 ± 1668 —, Jan Evertsz, 1603 ± 1630 A˚ bo Benjamin, Jacob, 1668 Cloppenburgh Press, 1640 Winter, Johannes, 1689 ± 1692 Benningh, Jan, 1655 Colom, Jacob Aertsz, 1633 ± 1671 Alcalá Benveniste, Immanuel, 1658? —, Johannes, 1648 Brocar, Arnaldo Guillén de, 1516 Berge, Pieter van den, 1661 ± 1665 Commelinus, Hieronymus, Heirs of, 1626 —, Juan de, 1541 Bisterus, Lucas, 1680 Commelyn, Casparus, 1660 ± 1669 Fernández, María, 1646 Blaeu, 1684 ± 1685 Compagnie des Libraires, 1685 ± 1700? Ximenez de Cisneros, Franciscus, 1517 —, Typographia Blaviana, 1663 ± 1693 Cunradus, Christoffel, 1651 ± 1660 —, Cornelis, 1635 ± 1648? Dalen, Daniel van den, 1700 Alençon —, Joan, I, 1635 ± 1675 Dankertz, Cornelius, 1659 Du Bois, Simon, 1530? —, —, I, Heirs of, 1679 Desbordes, Henri, 1683 ± 1700 Alethopolis —, —, II, 1687 ± 1701 Dittelbach, Pierre, 1689 Valerius, Cajus, 1665 —, Pieter, 1687 ± 1701 Du Bois, François, II, 1676 Alkmaar —, Willem, 1633 ± 1688 Du Fresne, Daniel, 1687 Meester, Jacob, 1605 —, Willem Jansz, 1617 ± 1639 Dyck, Jan van, Heirs of, 1685 Oorschot, Joannes, 1605 Blankaart, Cornelis, 1687 ± 1688 Elsevier, Officina, 1637 ± 1680 Blum & Conbalense, (pseud. of S. —, Bonaventure, 1608 Altdorf Mathijs), 1653 —, Daniel, 1655 ± 1680 Agricola, Conrad, 1611 Boccafranca, Fran. Ma., (pseud. of S. —, —, Widow of, 1681 ± 1685 Bauer, Konrad, 1613 Mathijs), 1653 —, Louis, III, 1638 ± 1662 Göbel, 1662? Boekholt, Johannes, 1685 —, —, III & Daniel, 1655 ± 1669 —, Johann, 1663 Boeteman, Pieter Dircksz, 1647 ± 1670 Everard, Jan, 1621 Hagen, Georg, 1654? ± 1664 Boom, Dirk, 1680 Fonteyn, Thomas, 1661 —, —, Widow of, 1667? —, —, Widow of, 1681 ± 1700 Frisius, Andreas, 1664 ± 1674 Hoffmann, Johann, 1592 —, Dirk & Hendrick, 1669 ± 1680 Gaasbeeck, Abraham van, Daniel van & Kohles, 1694? ± 1699? —, Hendrick, 1659 ± 1700 Adriaen van, 1670 ± 1674 —, Jobst Wilhelm, 1691? ± 1700? —, —, & Widow of Dirk, 1681 ± 1701 —, Adriaen van, 1675 ± 1678 Lochner, Christoph, 1592 —, Jan Hendricksz, 1658 ± 1665 Gallet, George, 1615 ± 1700 Mayer, Heinrich, 1670? ± 1700? —, —, Widow of, 1664 Gerritsz, Hessel, 1612 Ritterhusius, Cunradus, 1623 —, [ ], 1687 ± 1699 Goethals, Rembertus, 1687 ± 1699 Scherf, 1643? ± 1648 Borstius, Gerardus, 1683 ± 1700 Halma, François, 1697 ± 1700 —, Balthasar, 1627 —, Jacobus, 1698 ± 1703 Haring, Ysbrandus, 1686 ± 1688 Schönnerstädt, 1681? ± 1692? Boulesteys de la Contie, Daniel, 1699 ± Harmansz, Gerrit, 1660 —, Johann Heinrich, 1666? ± 1692? 1700 Hartgusz, Joost, 1644 Winterberger, Johann Leonhard, 1670? Bouman, Jan, 1678 Hendricksz, Jan, 1654 ± 1658 —, —, Widow of, 1670? ± 1680? —, Jan Jacobsz, 1660? Henri, Jan, 1697 No name, 1660 ± 1680? Braakman, Adriaan, 1693 Heyns, Feddrick, 1624 ± 1628 Altenburg Brandt, Marten Jansz, Widow of, 1652 —, Zacharias, 1594 ± 1605 Bauernfinck, Johann Bernhard, 1663 Breughel, Cornelis Gerrits van, 1632 ± Hilten, Jan van, 1653 Michael, Otto, 1640 ± 1641? 1635 Hondius, Henricus, 1620 ± 1638 Altona Broersz, Johannes, 1658 ± 1666? Hondt, Jodocus, 1606 ± 1626 Meulen, Cornelis van der, 1673 —, Joost, 1642 ± 1645? Hoogenhuysen, Andries van, 1688 ± 1697 Reimers, Christian, 1689 Brouwer, Jan Janssen, Widow of, 1660 Hoorn, Jan Claesz ten, 1685 ± 1689 Amberg Brunel, Pierre, 1682? ± 1700 Houthaak, Tymon, 1654 Förster, Michael, 1599 ± 1608 Bruyningh, Joseph, Widow of, 1684 Huguetan, 1699 ± 1700 Schönfeld, Johann, 1605 ± 1615 Burgh, Abraham van den, 1652 —, Brothers, 1699 Vetter, Abraham, 1613 ± 1615 C., L., 1649 Jacobszoon, Laurens, 1602 1651 Amsterdam Janssonius, Jodocus, 1642 ± 1655 Press of the Exiled English Church, 1623 Wolters, Joannes, 1679 i.e. 1696 – 1718 —, —, Widow & heirs of, 1656 Ravesteyn, Johannes von, 1648 ± 1672 Wybrants, Sander, 1683 —, Johannes, I, 1613? ± 1665 —, Nicolaus van, 1632 ± 1653 Zetter, Jacob de, 1661 ± 1679 —, —, II, 1654 ± 1658 —, Paulus Aertsz van, 1614 ± 1634 Zwol, Cornelis Jansz, 1644 ± 1654 Janssonius van Waesberge, 1675? —, —, Heirs of, 1668 No name, 1594 ± 1700? —, Officina, 1684 ± 1697 —, —, Widow of, 1657 ± 1658 —, Gillis, 1685 ± 1700 Richt Right Press, 1637 ± 1640 Amsterveen —, Johannes, I, 1636 ± 1681 Rieuwertsz, Jan, 1654 No name, 1650 —, —, II, 1676 ± 1700 Roest, Adriaen Hermansz, 1649 Ancona Jansz, Broer, 1652 Roger, Estienne, 1696 ± 1700 Salvioni, Marco, 1644 Johnson, Theodore, 1689 ± 1690 Ruarus, David, 1677 ± 1681 Serafini, Francesco, 1668 Jonge, Jacob de, fictitious, 1671 ± 1678 S., J., 1687 ± 1688 Stamperia Camerale, 1644 —, Willem de, 1695 Saeghman, Gillis Joosten, 1664? Angers Joosten, Gillis, 1653? Savouret, Pierre, 1686 ± 1690 Alexandre, Jean, 1502 ± 1504 Junius, Franciscus, 1655 —, —, Widow of, 1688 ± 1690 Avril, Pierre, 1667 Kaerius, Petrus, 1622 ± 1625 Schagen, Gerbrand, 1685 Kuyper, Frans, 1666 ± 1668 Schelte, Antoine, 1694 ± 1695 Annaberg La Faille, Pierre de, 1681 —, —, Heirs of, 1699 ± 1701 Nicolai, David, 1681 Lanclume, Pierre, 1670 —, Henry, 1699 ± 1701 Ansbach Laurensz, Hendrick, 1613 ± 1650 Schipper, 1692 Hornung, Johann, 165-? ± 1664? Le Grand, Pierre, 1662 ± 1685 —, Jan Jacobsz, 1657 ± 1669 Kretschmann, Jeremias, 1696? Leeuw, Cornelis de, 1657 —, —, Widow of, 1676 ± 1692 Antwerp Lootsman, Jacob, 1679 Scholt, Jacob, 1614 Aertsz, Henricus, 1613 ± 1689 —, Theunis Jacobsz, 1643 Schulperoort, Joannes, 1649 Bacx, Andreas, 1578 ± 1616 —, —, Widow of, 1680 Smient, Otto Barentsz, 1640 ± 1645? Batman, Jan, 1541 Lorme, Jean Louis de, 1696 ± 1700 Smith, Raphael, 1653 ± 1668 Bellagamba, Baptista, 1623 ± 1626 Lucas, E´ tienne, 1695 Societas?, 1650 ± 1700 Bellère, Caesar, 1616 —, Jean Maximilian, 1677 ± 1680 Someren, Abraham van, 1686 ± 1693 —, Gaspar, 1607 ± 1613 Maanen, Johannes à, 1665 —, —, Widow of, 1700 —, Jean, 1554 ± 1628 Magnus, Albertus, 1687? —, Joannes van, 1669 ± 1680 —, —, Widow of, 1600 Manasseh, ben Joseph, ben Israel, 1626 ± —, —, Widow of, 1679 ± 1685 —, Lucas, 1576 ± 1589 1656? —, [ ] van, 1687 ± 1699 —, Pierre, 1575 ± 1658 Marret, Paul, 1688 ± 1690 Stafford, Thomas, 1644 —, —, Widow & Heirs of, 1601 ± 1614 Meliorum, Desiderius, fictitious?, 1684 Stam, Jan, 1636 ± 1687 Beys, Gilles, 1592 ± 1594 Meurs, Jacob van, 1655 ± 1668 —, Jan Fredericksz, 1629 ± 1660 Birckman, Arnold, 1534 ± 1563 —, —, Widow of, 1681 —, Willem Jansz, 1613 —, —, Heirs of, 1559 Michel, Pierre, 1673 Stroobant, Pauwels, Heirs of, 1644 —, Frans, 1523 ± 1525? Michiels, Antoine, 1658 —, —, Widow of, 1643 Bollaert, Roland, 1529 Mijls, Thomas, 1699 ± 1700 Swart, Steven, 1679 Bolswert, Boëtius à, 1629 Mortier, Pieter, 1686 ± 1700 —, —, Widow of, 1688 Bomberghen, Corneille, 1566? Nevilson, Johann, 1652? Tartaz, David, 1680? ± 1685 ± 1687? Bonte, Gregorius de, 1530 ± 1551 Niellius, Pieter, 1651 Theunisz, Jan, 1605 ± 1606 Bruneau, Robert, 1605 ± 1612 Nosch, Joachim, 1645 ± 1673 Thorp, Giles, 1605 ± 1622 Canisius, Franciscus, 1651 Nosche, Nicolaus Jüth von, 1673 —, —, Successors of, 1623 ± 1635 Cnobbaert, Jan, 1621 ± 1637 Ollier, Jacques, 1691 Trigg, Joris, 1649 ± 1660? —, —, Widow & heirs of, 1657 Oossaan, Aart Dircksz, 1683 Uri ben Aaron, 1658? ± 1661? —, —, Widow of, 1641 ± 1648 Oosterwijk, Johannes van, 1700 Vado, Bernard a, 1682 —, Michael, 1643 ± 1685? P., C., 1644 Valckenier, Gillis Jansz, 1655 ± 1663 Coccius, Joannes, 1537 Pacificus, Libertus, 1669 ± 1671 Vanantetzi, Thomas, 1698 Cock, Hieronymus, 1565 ± 1581 Paets, Pieter Jacobsz, 1657 Velde, Jacob van de, 1681 —, Symon, 1523 ± 1559 Pain, Daniel, 1700 Velsen, Jacob van, 1679 Coninx, Arnout, 1591 ± 1607 Pas, Crispijn, 1645? Vermeer, Hendrik, 1652 ± 1653? Coppens van Diest, Gillis, 1545 ± 1565? Pauli, Johannes, 1695 ± 1700 Veseler, Joris, 1618 ± 1621 Corvinus, Nicolaus, 1535 Pels, Frans, 1642 Visscher, Nikolaas, 1700? Crinitus, Joannes, 1539 ± 1562 Pers, Dirck Pietersz, 1617 ± 1642 Vries, Symon de, 1650 Crom, Matthaeus, 1537 ± 1548 Petzold, Sebastian, 1700 Wagenaar, Jacobus, 1671 English Secret Press, 1600 ± 1601 Philadelphus, Godfridus, 1630 ± 1654 Wees, Abraham de, 1652 Foppens, Bartholomaeus, 1694 Pierrot, André, 1690 Wetstein, Hendrik, 1676 ± 1700 Fowler, John, 1566 ± 1578 Pietersz, Doen, 1643 Weyerstraten, Elizaeus, 1664 ± 1666 Frisius, Andreas, 1668 ± 1670 —, J., 1665 —, —, Heirs of, 1667 ± 1677 Galle, Jan, 1670 —, Pieter, 1612 —, —, Widow of, 1663 ± 1669 —, Philippe, 1572 ± 1603 Plater, Richard, 1628 ± 1629 Wilde, Jacobus de, 1692 —, Théodore, 1598 ± 1611 Pluymer, Jodocus, 1661 ± 1666 Wolfgang, Abraham, 1659 ± 1697 Gallet, George, 1700 Goinus, Antonius, 1541 ± 1545 1652 Augst Grapheus, 1533 ± 1534 —, —, II, 1585 ± 1607 Wolschaten, Geeraerd van, I, 1614 ± —, Joannes, 1527 ± 1569 —, —, II, Heirs of, 1613 ± 1619 1624 Grave, Claes de, 1515 —, —, III, 1623 ± 1638 —, —, II, 1670 —, Joannes de, 1551 —, —, III, & Brothers, 1621 ± 1623 Woons, Cornelius, 1651 Gymnich, Johann, I, 1540 ± 1567 —, —, III, Heirs of, 1639 No name, 1520 ± 1673 Haeghen, Anthonis van der, 1540 ± 1541 —, Philippe, 1565 ± 1587 —, Govaert van der, 1525? ± 1535 Ortelius, Abraham, 1575 ± 1595 Aquila —, Jan van der, 1527 Parijs, Joannes Marcellus, 1655? Cacchi, Giuseppe, 1586 Haselberg, Johann, 1614 —, Marcellus, 1661 ± 1679? Aresdorf Helvidius, Johannes, 1592 Pauli, Simon, 1570 Theophilus, Philadelphus, 1578 Heyberghs, Jacob, 1572 Peeter, Jacob, 1684 Arnhem Hillen van Hoochstraten, Jan, 1528 ± Peetersen van Middelburch, Heyndrick,
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