a| dut

a| Nederlands displegtigheden b| Eerste Deel n| vol. 1/3

a| Rotterdam b| Losel c| 1732

a| [cxxxii]-562 pages

a| book

a| printed

a| on Dutch (royal and noble) table manners & ceremonies

a| Cornelis van Alkemade was a Dutch historian and a passionate collector of antiquities, both coins and old manuscripts. Through his many publications, Van Alkemade acquired great authority in his time as a connoisseur of antiquities.

a| Pieter van der Schelling was a Dutch historian, collector and researcher of antiquities, who, after his marriage in 1717 to Alida van Alkemade began working with his father-in-law Cornelis van Alkemade, also a collector of antiquities. After Cornelis van Alkemade's death in 1737, Pieter van der Schelling continued his work.

a| Vertoonende de plegtige gebruiken aan den dis, in het houden van maaltyden, en het drinken der gezondheden, onder de oude Batavieren, en vorsten, graaven, edelen en andere ingezetenen der Nederlanden weleer gebruikelyk, nevens den oorsprongk deze gewoontes, en der zelver overeenkomst met die van andere volken

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a| Netherlands 1| http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q55 9| 173

4| aut a| Alkemade, Cornelis van d| 1654-1737 1| http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2447752 9| 5786

4| aut a| Schelling, Pieter van der d| 1691-1751 1| http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2554665 9| 5787

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