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Description of the lives of Franciscus of Assisi and Clara of Assisi, written by Thomas van Celano and printed in Leiden in 1504 by Jan Seversz

An 18th-century work on criminal law reform.

The Freeska Landriucht (or (Oude) Druk)) is the first book to be printed in the Frisian language. Available at the Special Collections.

Sinnepoppen, the most famous emblem collection from the Dutch Golden Age, by Roemer Visscher was published by Willem Jansz. Blaeu. Available at the Special Collections.

De Recensent voor Vrouwen is one of the very few 18th century Dutch journals for a female audience.

A late medieval book with descriptions and illustrations of hundreds of plants, animals, stones and other natural phenomena and their medicinal effects.

Den nieuwen herbarius is the Dutch version of a Renaissance herbal book, richly illustrated.

Den nieuwen herbarius is the Dutch version of a Renaissance herbal book, richly illustrated.

Buchelius gives a unique and fascinating insight into the daily church practice of the years between 1620 and 1630.

A publication (1893-1901) of Gysbrecht van Aemstel by Joost van den Vondel. The ornaments, decorations, letters and design are special. Available at Special Collections.

Background story of 'Romanorvm viæ militares' by Miraeus, 1633.

Een boek van Cornelis Booth over de stad Utrecht uit ongeveer 1650, wat samen met een kaart van de stad werd uitgebracht. Dit is waarschijnlijk een drukproef.

A book of herbs from the 17th century, containing advice on the medicinal effects of all kinds of herbs and natural products.

Op deze pagina vindt u een overzicht van handcshriften uit de Bijzondere Collecties van de Universiteitsbibliotheek Utrecht in de categorie Buchelius & Booth.

A collection of diaries, travel journals and memoirs by Aernout van Buchell.

About the Camphuysen manuscript; a music manuscript from the second half of the seventeenth century.

A Booth abroad: the travel journals of Abraham Booth in 1629. He was a young agent working for the Dutch East India Company (VOC) and kept a journal.

About a letter by Jan Bleuland, famous physician and twice rector of Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� writing to the Officer of the Royal Household of king Louis Napoleon.

The journals of a missionary theologian in wartime.

A musical treasure (manuscript), written in Spain around 1600 with scrawls.