- The
bourse at
Bruges (Latin:
bursa Brugensis, Dutch: ****s ter Beurze) is the
first bourse in the world,
established in
Bruges (in today's Belgium) the...
-
Franciscus Lucas Brugensis or François Luc de
Bruges (1548/49–1619) was a
Roman Catholic biblical exegete and
textual critic from the
Habsburg Netherlands...
-
Robert Estienne.
After the
death of
Hentenius in 1566,
Franciscus Lucas Brugensis continued his
critical work and
prepared his own edition; the edition...
- Olsen,
Pietro Spagnoli, Anna
Maria di Micco,
Lucrezia Lendi,
Capella Brugensis,
Collegium Instrumentale Brugense (Naxos, 1994)
Bellini –
Beatrice di...
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recorded in 2000 Bach's four
short Missae with
Patrick Peire and the
Capella Brugensis. He was
awarded prizes for best "Interpretation of a
French Song" and...
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since he
enrolled at
Leiden University under the name
Simon Stevinus Brugensis (meaning "Simon
Stevin from Bruges"). His name is
usually written as Stevin...
- as
Bruggis (1012); as
Bricge in the Anglo-Saxon
Chronicle (1037); as
Brugensis (1046); as
Brycge in the Anglo-Saxon
Chronicle (1049–1052); as Brugias...
- The
Diocese of
Bruges (Latin:
Dioecesis Brugensis; Dutch:
Bisdom Brugge) is a
Latin Church ecclesiastical territory or
diocese of the
Catholic Church...
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Galbert of
Bruges (Galbertus
notarius Brugensis in Latin) was a
Flemish cleric and chronicler. A
resident of
Bruges and a
functionary in the administration...
- has also been
suggested that the name
originated with
Franciscus Lucas Brugensis.
Attempts to
identify Ambrosiaster with
known authors has continued, but...
