00000ctm a22000002i 4500 on1569030838 OCoLC 20260302091422.8 260116m17701775ne 000 0 dut d QGJ eng rda dcrmmss QGJ QGJ (OCoLC)1569030838 Simon van Someren Brand autograph album. eng Album amicorum van Simon van Someren Brand. dut Album amicorum Simon van Someren Brand, UBU Hs 35 A 26 [Utrecht], approximately 1770-1775. 89 leaves ; 13 x 20 cm (4to) text txt rdacontent unmediated n rdamedia volume nc rdacarrier paper rdamat 4to rdabf Blank leaves: 1-26, 46, 51, 53-56, 59-89. Contains 28 entries written by the members of the famous Utrecht literary society "Dulces ante omnia musae". Mostly dating to 1770-1775, the were written by the friends an fellow students of Simon Brand van Someren (1752-1800), who had the strongest interest in literature and was also a member. As his friends tried to match the high standards of the society, the entries are of particular interest for their literary merits. Three of the entries are inscribed in 1794, during Brand's time in Zutphen. -- Information provided by antiquarian Cite as: Universiteitsbibliotheek Utrecht Hs 35 A 26 Purchase; Asher (Firm); t Goy-Houten; 2026 Simon Brand van Someren (Gorinchem, 1752-Dordrecht, 1800) was a very eloquent minister and eminent theologian, who studied at Utrecht University. He was entered in the Album Studiosorum in 1774, the year he received his doctoral degree in philosophy with the dissertation "Dissertatio moralis de legibus divinis positivis universalibus". From 1775 he served as a minister in Vuren (1755), Maasland (1777), Zutphen (1798) and Dordrecht (1800). Entries in Dutch, French or Latin, often with a Latin, Greek or Hebrew "symbolum". Contemporary gold-tooled mottled calf, sewn on 4 supports with the corresponding raised bands on the spine, in the center of both covers an inlay of plain, somewhat lighter calf, with "Album Amicorum" lettered in gold on the front, and "S[imo]n. Brand L[itt.]. H[um.]. S[tud.]. 1770 on the back, both surounded by two ornamental borders, gold-tooled board edges, marbled endpapers, gilt edges. The album was bound by the so-called Lacework Bindery (1762-1770). Autograph albums. Autographes Albums. autograph albums. aat Autograph albums fast Autographs fast Netherlands fast https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PBJk4D96j3YTHJQfHCV3vpP Stammbuch gnd Alba amicorum. gtt Brand van Someren, Simon, 1752-1800, former owner, dedicatee. fmo dte Haas, Hendrik de, 1732-1809, binder. bnd https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PBJyMfxqvpDymw9J73vD8YP Universiteit Utrecht. Bibliotheek. Manuscript Hs 35 A 26.