Chapter V: Part 5

Vereeke, 65, 70

Verhaegan, P.J., 150, 153

Verhoeven, Jean, 191
" Martin, 191

Verhulst, Pierre Antoine, 194

Ver Vloet, Jean, 195

Vinckboons, Maur, 184
" Philip, 189

Waghemans, family of, 20

Waterloo, the Battle of, 206

Willems, Marc, 187

William the First of Holland, 199, 201, 204

Ypres, the Beguinage, 82
the cathedral of, 69, 72
the Cloth Hall, 69, 73, 74, 75, 78, 80, 81
the Hôtel de Ville, 73

Yser, the river, 55, 62

Zeelstman, 19

FOOTNOTES:

[1] Those who are interested in the subject are referred to C. Lemonnier's "Histoire des Beaux Arts en Belgique" (Brussels, 1881), E. Hessling's "La Sculpture Belge Contemporaire" (Berlin, 1903), Destree's "Renaissance of Sculpture in Belgium," Crowe and Cavalcaselle's "Early Flemish Painters" (1857).

[2] This passion play is described in detail in "Some Old Flemish Towns." (Same author. Moffat, Yard & Co., New York, 1911.)

[3] See "Some Old Flemish Towns."

[4] The list is drawn in part from the "_Histoire de la Peinture et de la Sculpture à Malines_," _par Emmanuel Neefs_--Gand, Van der Heeghen, 1876, translated from the manuscripts composed in Latin by the painter Egide Joseph Smeyers, Malines, 1774.

[5] The author refers the reader to "The Constitution of Belgium," J.M. Vincent, Phila., 1898; "Belgium and the Belgians," C. Scudamore, London, 1904; "History of Belgium," D.C. Boulger, London, 1900; "The Story of Belgium," C. Smythe, London, 1902.