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Verdussen was a dynasty of printers in Antwerp, starting with Hieronymus Verdussen I in the late sixteenth century, and ending around 1800. Many other printers in Antwerp were also related to the Verdussens through marriage. They specialized in religious works and works in Spanish, but also published newspapers, almanachs, poetry, scientific works, .... By the end of the 17th century, they produced about 21% of the Spanish books printed in the Netherlands, and with 5 presses was second only to Moretus in Antwerp. In 1876, the Verdussenstraat (Verdussen Street) was named after the family in Antwerp. Family tree Hieronymus Verdussen (1552-1635) Hieronymus Verdussen II (1583-1653) Hieronymus Verdussen III (1620-1687) Hieronymus Verdussen V (1650-1717) Hieronymus Verdussen VI Hendrik Verdussen (1653-1721) Cornelis Verdussen II (1706-1748) Peter Antoon Verdussen (1737-1790) Hendrik Peter Verdussen (1778-1857) Francis Antoon Verdussen (1783-1850) Jan Paul Verdussen (1738-1803) Cornelis Verdussen (1661-1728) Jan Baptist Verdussen (1625-1689) Jan Baptist Verdussen II (1659-1759) Jan Baptist Verdussen III (1698-1773) Marie Verdussen married printer Willem Lesteens (1590-1661) Willem Verdussen (1592-1667) Hieronymus Verdussen IV (often confused with Hieronymus Verdussen III) Jacob Verdussen Jan Verdussen Margaretha Verdussen (1613-1668) married Artus Quellinus The place of the other Verdussen's (if any) in this tree is unknown. Whether the painters Peter Verdussen (1662-after 1710) and his son Jan Peter Verdussen (1700-1763) (both from Antwerp) were related to the printers is also unknown, Peter Verdussen may be the son of Jacob Verdussen, son of Willem Verdussen. Artus Quellinus, who sculpted the lion at the entrance of the publisher's shop, married Margaretha Verdussen (1613-1668) in 1640. Hieronymus Verdussen Hieronymus Verdussen I was the first of the Verdussen family to start printing in Antwerp, near the end of the sixteenth century. Born in 1552, he married in 1579 and died in 1635. He started working as an apprentice to the bookseller and printer Hendrick Wouters. Hieronymus entered the Guild of Saint Luke, guild of artists and bookprinters, in 1590. He bought Petrus Phalesius the Younger's printing office "De Roode Leeu" in 1606. Nearly three hundred publications by him are known. 1593: H. Adriani, Legende der Mirakelen ons H. Jesu Ch. en zyn Heylighen, the oldest known work printed by a Verdussen 1596: Terence, Comedien 1596: Valentijn van Goorle, Almanach ende Prognosticatie van den wonderlycken jare ons heeren 1597 1605: Jan van Ghelen, Baghijnken van Parijs 1607: Otto van Veen, Emblemata Horatiana (2 editions: 1607 and 1612; republished in Spanish by next generations of the Verdussens in 1672, 1682, 1701 and 1733) 1608: Otto van Veen, Amorum emblemata 1610: Pedro Teixeira, Relaciones del origen, descendencia y succession de los reyes de Persia y de Harmuz 1611: Anna Bijns, Gheestelycke refereyn 1611: Jean-Baptiste Gramaye, Primitae antiquitatem Gandensium - Corturiaci 1615: Francesco Lanario, Le Guerre di Fiandra 1617: Ordonnantie ende Placcaet van de Ertz-Hertoghen, en Specificatie, two booklets concerning the henceforth accepted gold and silver coins: updates printed 1618, 1619 1617: Antiphonarium romanum (reprinted 1622) 1618: Nicasius Baxius, Elegantiae rhetoricae 1619: Jan Berthout, Collocutions familières, republished in 1623 1619: Pedro de Ribadeneira, Generale legende der Heilighen met het leven Jesu Christi ende Marie 1619: Johannes Cotovicus, Itinerarium Hierosolymitanum et Syriacum 1620: Johannes Cotovicus, De loflycke reyse van Jerusalem ende Syrien, translated by Adriaan van Meerbeeck 1620: Adriaan van Meerbeeck, Chronycke van de gantsche werelt 1622: Benedictus van Haeften, Den Lusthof der Christelycke Leeringhe 1623: Muretus, Orationum, 2 volumes 1625: Giuliano Bossi, Breve trattato d'alcune inventioni (2 editions) 1625: Anna Bijns, Den gheesteleycken nachtegael 1627: John Bromyarde, Promptuarium concionatorum, omnibus dominici gregis pastoribus 1627: Trajano Boccalini, Relationi politiche, published in collaboration with Willem Lesteens (1590-1661), Hieronymus' son-in-law, who was a member of the Guild of Saint Luke since 1612 and would also publish some books under his own name. His company was continued by his son-in-law Engelbert Gymnicus in 1662, but had nearly folded by 1669. 1628: Zeger van Hontsum, Declaratio veridica, quod Begginae nomen 1629: Benedictus van Haeften, Schola cordis s.d.: Robr. Heusden, Rekenboeckxken Hieronymus Verdussen II Son of Hieronymus I. Born in 1583, married in 1617, died in 1653. His name first appears on prints (as "Hieron. Verdussen, de Ionghe") in 1624. In 1630 he obtained an official monopoly on the printing of almanacs that was never enforced because of strongly organised opposition from other members of the printing trade. 1643: Heribert Rosweyde, Het leven ende spreucken der vaderen 1645: Antonius M. Schyrleus de Rheita, Ocvli Enoch Et Eliae Sive Radivs Sidereomysticvs, https://www.digitale-sammlungen.de/de/view/bsb10806644?page=2 1646: Anna Bijns, Konstighe refereynen 1650: the anonymous pamphlet "Protest van den Brabander, aen de lesers van 't Hollands praatje" Willem Verdussen Son of Hieronymus I. Born in 1592, married in 1616, and died in 1667. Mainly known as the printer of the Extraordinarissche Post-Tijdinghen from March or April 1635 on, as a successor to Abraham Verhoeven's Nieuwe Tijdinghen, the first newspaper in the Southern Netherlands. The Post-Tijdinghen ran at least until 1645, but would continue under different titles until 1827. 1619, Johannes David Heemsen, Nederduytsche Poëmata 1627: Ghenuechelijcke ende recreatieve exempelen Jakob Verdussen Jakob Verdussen was the son of Willem Verdussen. He continued his newspaper publications (with varying titles) until 1695, when he sold his company to Hendrik Aertsens III. Hieronymus Verdussen III and Jan Baptist Verdussen Hieronymus III and Jan Baptist were sons of Hieronymus II. Hieronymus III was born in 1620, married in 1649, and again in 1652, entered the guild in 1657, and died in 1687. Jan Baptist was born in 1625 and died in 1689. They published some works separate, but many together, making it easier to group them together here. 1653: Processionale (reprint 1670, 1683) 1655: Diego de Saavedra Fajardo, Idea de un príncipe político cristiano, reprinted in 1659 and 1677, and included in a set of complete works by Saavedra in 1681 1659: Arnaud de la Porte, Den nieuwen Dictionaris oft Schadt der Duytse en Spaensche Talen (3 volumes) 1661: Thomas Aquinas, Commentaria in omnes D. Pauli Apostolis Epistolas 1662: Graduale romanum (reprint 1674, 1691) 1669: Baltasar Gracián, Arte de Ingenio 1671: Paulus Christinaeus, Commentaria in leges municipales Mechlinienses and Practicarum Quaestionum 1672-1673: Miguel de Cervantes, Don Quixote, 2 volumes 1674: Miguel de Barrios, Flor de Apolo and Las poesias famosos 1675: Antonio Pérez, Institutione.... Discover the Miguel De Cervantes Saavedra Hieronymus popular books. Find the top 100 most popular Miguel De Cervantes Saavedra Hieronymus books.