A visit to the Beguinage St.Elisabeth at Mont St.Amand near Ghent : a glance at Its History and Organization. - Hermans, Gerard, 1901-1978; Meulepas, Pius Maria, 1879-1958 (Ghent : Vyncke, 1928)
The Name Beghina and the Origins of the Béguinal Life## The Grand Beguinage of Ghent: Its beginnings Organization and Definite Foundation## Through seven Centuries of Existence and of Struggles: The Danger of Heresy / Wars: Political Agitation: Admin,istrative Violences / Calvinistic Troubles / The Great Revolution / Under the Dutch Regime: New Dangers / Why That Beguinage was Moved to Mont-St-Amand / How the Old Beguinage Looked / Aspect of the Present-Day Beguinage## Regime or Internal Organization of the Beguinage: A Busy Life; Means of Subsistence; Useful Leisure / Charitable Character and Spirit of Active Benevolence / What of the Social Side?## Matteken's Crucifix## The "Holy" Beguine## By way of Conclusion## Appendixes: Slab Commemorating the inauuration of the New Beguinage / Bishop Bracq's Chart written at the corner-stone latying of the Church / The Grandes Dames / The Spiritual Directors
To the Blessed and Illustrious Memory Of His Serene Highness The DUKE OF ARENBERG Founder of this Beguinage "Adressing the Grande-Dame and the Sisters of the Beguinage, the Duke of Arenberg said: I bid you welcome to my home!.... This new Beguinage has been erected tot restore to you the security and happiness denied to you elsewhere."
Exemplaar STAM afkomstig uit de Stedelijke Openbare Bibliotheek Gent en geschonken door de heer R. Van Assche (6 november 1947)
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