Archived 25 October 2014 at the Wayback Machine (in Dutch) Coster. "De Latijnse School te Zwolle". Metamorfoses. pp. 17, 19. Rodocanachi, p. 301-302. The...
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at the Gerecht square (former court-house) Stedelijk Gymnasium (aka Latijnse School) – the old gymnasium (1599) Heilige Geest Weeshuis (a former Holy Spirit...
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Jorisschool, Mondial College, the Stedelijk Gymnasium (formally the "Latijnse school", founded in the 16th century), the Karel de Grote College, Montessori...
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Praedinius Gymnasium (category Schools in Groningen)
Gradually, the school grew and attracted students from the Netherlands and abroad, and the name was changed to Latijnse school (Latin school). In 1595, when...
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Stedelijk Gymnasium Leiden (category Schools in South Holland)
was named rector. Around 1700 the school was named gymnasium in official Latin documents (in Dutch: Latijnse school). The name Stedelijk ('municipal')...
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Vossius Gymnasium (category Dutch school stubs)
results. The gymnasium school type in the Netherlands originates from the “Latijnse school” (Latin school), a medieval school type for the upper class...
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(2012). Dr. Gerard van Wieringhen Borski (1801-1869): rector van de latijnse school en schoolopziener in Delft. Nationaal Onderwijsmuseum. F. Jos. van...
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mellifluous string music 2003/2004; Drs. A.T.A. Wolters-van der Werff, De Latijnse school van de paters Karmelieten, Drukkerij Schoth BV, 1993; H.J. Zomerdijk:...
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Barlaeus Gymnasium (category Dutch school stubs)
origins stretch back to the Latijnse scholen (Latin schools) whose existence is documented as far back as 1594. Since 1927, the school has been named after Caspar...
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alderman of the court of Climen, and of Maria Roebroox. He attended Latin school with the Jesuits in Maastricht. In 1694 he moved to Leuven, where he studied...
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