Hollands Magazyn 1b - Sincerus, Severinus (Haarlem Bosch, 1750)
Dutch magazine/paper "with geographical, historical, literary, medical, legal, theological, poetic, and oratorical observations, tests, questions, sketches, and treatises" that appeared with irregular frequency between 170 and 1761, and of which several editions were published together in bookform.
begins with a "Discourse of Severinus Sincerus, held in the Meeting of the Raisonnable Bibliographers, on the 20th of February, 1750, against Philippus Aletophilus, Raised Fellow, and Praesident of the Society of the Raisonnable Bibliographers, and Guardian of the Church. To which are added two letters, as well as an extract from the Acta, and a publication of the highly reputable Society of Biblical Accountants".The president of this society of wise Bible experts was the Lutheran pastor Philippus Ludovicus Statius Muller (alias Philippus Aletophilus).
see also 03H52b
Comœdia vetus: bootsmans-praetjeHollands Magazyn 1aDe voornaamste staatsgevallen van Europa zedert de Utrechtse VredeStaats-Spiegel voor den Nederlanderen tegen uitheemsse KunstenaryenBeschryvinge van het Recht- en Gesteltenisse der BarrièreHet waere interest van 't misleide Nederland
https://www.ent1815.nl/h/hollands-magazyn-1750-1761
voorzien van aardrykskundige, historische, wysgeerige, geneeskundige, rechts-geleerde, theologische, poëtische, en oratorische waarnemingen, proeven, vraagen, schetsen, en verhandelingen.
Keywords: 18th Century (1701-1800); History; Rhetoric; Netherlands