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These, grasped in a hand emerging from a cloud, form the emblem to be found on the title-pages of his house, with the motto, " Lahore et constantia " which you may translate, " By hard work and sticking to it. " He left no son, but several daughters, all of them married to assistants or managers at his branch houses ; and his favourite son-in-law, John Mcerentorf, or Moretus, became the sole successor to the Antwerp business.
John contented himself with the exercise of his monopolies ; but his ...son, Balthasar, between 1610 and 1641, struck out in every direction. He was the friend of all the eminent men of his day ; Rubens painted his portrait and those of his family, and, with his pupils, illustrated, and illus- trated magnificently, his books. After his death, son still succeeded father in unbroken succession, until, in 1876, the last of the house sold the whole concern buildings, furniture, pictures, plant, en- gravings, and publications to the Municipality of 12 Old and Rare Books.
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These, grasped in a hand emerging from a cloud, form the emblem to be found on the title-pages of his house, with the motto, " Lahore et constantia " which you may translate, " By hard work and sticking to it. " He left no son, but several daughters, all of them married to assistants or managers at his branch houses ; and his favourite son-in-law, John Mcerentorf, or Moretus, became the sole successor to the Antwerp business.
John contented himself with the exercise of his monopolies ; but his ...son, Balthasar, between 1610 and 1641, struck out in every direction. He was the friend of all the eminent men of his day ; Rubens painted his portrait and those of his family, and, with his pupils, illustrated, and illus- trated magnificently, his books. After his death, son still succeeded father in unbroken succession, until, in 1876, the last of the house sold the whole concern buildings, furniture, pictures, plant, en- gravings, and publications to the Municipality of 12 Old and Rare Books.
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