by Jan M.F. Van Reeth. — In French. Everywhere one could see a Lady appearing in Minoan times, traditionally interpreted, from the times of her discovery at the beginning of the 20th Century, as a Mother Goddess, Mistress of the Animals, graciously protecting crops, harvests, offspring and seasons. This book presents her in a very different way (details).
by Jean-Louis VAN BELLE, in collaboration with Philippe SOSNOWSKA et Sylvianne MODRIE. — In French (details)
by Philippe PATER. — In French. Based on archival sources inherent to Charles de Lorraine, this book will provide the reader with a substantial amount of exclusive information on his collections of watches and clocks, his machinists and turners, his physicists and naturalists, on the watchmakers who worked not only for the prince, but also for his sister Anne-Charlotte. This work is illustrated with many unpublished photos (details)
by Pierre Van Nieuwenhuysen. — This book is a complete presentation of all the toponyms of Molenbeek-Saint-Jean until circa 1850, with a glossary of more than 1800 items… (More)
by Marjolaine Carles. — Book in French. At the origins of the worship of Apollo at Delphi, the problem of continuity or rupture arises between the Mycenaean and the Greek world. How can religious practices and beliefs of a bygone era be restored on a site without any trace of writing? (Details)
by Jean-Louis Van Belle and Jan Caluwaerts. — After the bombing of Brussels in the year 1695, Corneille van Nerven and his teams set about rebuilding and restoring the picturesque buildings surrounding the famous Market Place. Corneille was the most famous member of a family of artists… (Details)
by Panayotis Yannopoulos. — Book in French. Nobody can know Byzantium or its history without knowing the Chronicle of Theophanes. This work marks the transition from a historical time ‘before Theophane‘ to a time ‘after Theophanes‘ in Byzantine historiography… (Details)
by Pierre Van Nieuwenhuysen. — This book is a complete presentation of all the toponyms of Laken until circa 1850, with a glossary of more than 1500 items… (More)
