Molens in veelvoudig perspektief: Verzamelde molinologische opstellen: Kultureel jaarboek Oost-Vlaanderen: Bijdragen nieuwe reeks nr. 36
Full details
| English title | Mills in multiple perspective: Collected molinological papers |
| Authors & editors | |
| Publisher | Provincie Oost-Vlanderen |
| Year of publication | 1993 |
| Languages | Dutch (main text) |
| Medium | Journal |
| Edition | 1 |
| Topics | People and communities > Folklore & customs |
| Tags | |
| Scope & content | Collection of the author's papers on aspects of the history of mills and milling in East Flanders taken from contemporary archive sources, divided into themes: Mill symbolism, Mill iconography, Mill technology, Medieval mill archives , Mill archives from later times |
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Accession no. 229609
- Shelf location: A058-HUY
- Donor: Ken Major Collection
Divisions within this publication
- 1: Introduction: Mills in the prism of time, by Dr. Paul Bauters
- 2: Part I: Mill symbolism
- 3: On the naming of East Flemish windmills
- 4: 15th-century mill images in North Germany
- 5: Late medieval ‘Mystical Mill’ illustrations
- 6: An allegorical late medieval mill song
- 7: Emblems on particular 16th and 17th century mills
- 8: Mills in old folk proverbs
- 9: Thirteen mill saints to the dozen
- 10: Of mills and millers and saints and witches
- 11: A mill allegory by G.E. Lessing (1769)
- 12: Part II: Mill iconography
- 13: A stone mill of 1453 (Ghent Brewers’ Guild)
- 14: A miler and a donkey: a late medieval allegorical representation
- 15: The godly mill: a Reformation pamphlet from 1521
- 16: The miller woodcuts from Jost Amman’s ‘Ständebuch’ (1568)
- 17: The mill drawings of Paul Vitzthumb (1751-1838)
- 18: Part III: Mill technology
- 19: The mill designs of Jacques Besson in the ‘Theatrum Instrumentorum et Machinarum’ (1578)
- 20: 17th-century sugar milling in the Lesser Antilles
- 21: The oldest (?) report of a double grain-feed in a mill (Astene near Deinze, 1665)
- 22: A windmill-driven vessel (Bremen, Martin Peltier, 1742)
- 23: Part IV; Medieval mill archives (13th-15th centuries)
- 24: Reports of mills in the ‘Corpus-Gysseling’ (13th century)
- 25: A windmill at Herseaux, 1272-1291
- 26: A hundred and twenty windmills near Ypres in 1297?
- 27: An Aalster mill from 1328
- 28: Representations of three Ghent abbey mills (1397-1399 and 1460-1461)
- 29: A document from 1428 on the sale of Leers Windmill
- 30: Flemish mill archive material (1444)
- 31: Representation of a stone windmill at Aardenburg about 1446
- 32: The burned mills of St. Baafs Abbey, Ghent (1488)
- 33: Part V: Mill archives from later times (16th-18th century)
- 34: Paper- water-mills in East Flanders in the 16th century
- 35: Construction of new mills in Flanders County between 1574 and 1608
- 36: On the value and prices of mills (1635)
- 37: The wooden windmill of Zeveren
- 38: Erection of new mills in West Flanders in the 18th century
- 39: Mills at Lokeren in 1769
- 40: About horse-drawn mills (Ghent 1769 and 1792)
- 41: Mill advertisements in the ‘Gazette van Gend’ (1782-1785)