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According to
Jacob
& Mijnhardt (1992),
p.261, this Society was founded in 1773 in Rotterdam.
NOTE: the authors consistently give the name as
Studium Scientiarum Genitrix (notice the fourth letter in the third
word).
According to Jacob & Mijnhardt (1992), pp.260 - 267, this society was one of four major literary societies, of which the others were based in Leiden (Kunst Wordt door Arbeid Verkreegen = Art is Won by Labour, founded in 1766), and The Hague (Kunstliefde Spaart geen Vlijt = Love of Art Spares no Diligence, founded in 1772), and Amsterdam (Amsteldamsche Dicht- en Letteroefenend Genootschap: Wij Streeven naar Volmaaktheid = Amsterdam Society for Poetry and Literature: We Strive for Perfection, founded in 1783). On pp.266-267 of Jacob & Mijnhardt (1992), we learn that this Society from Rotterdam and the two societies from Leiden and Amsterdam amalgamated in 1800 as the Bataafsche Maatschappij van Taal- en Dichtkunde = Batavian Society for Language and Literature. We also learn that in 1806, the Society was renamed Hollandsche Maatschappij van Fraaije Kunsten en Wetenschappen = Holland Society for Liberal Arts and Sciences, and in 1818 the society from The Hague joined them. |
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This location is supported by p.261 of Jacob & Mijnhardt (1992). | |
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1773 - 1800 | Studium Scientiarum Genetrix | Jacob & Mijnhardt (1992), p.261 establishes the start date and pp.266-267 establishes the end date; the Society's publications establish this name. |
1773 - 1800 | Studium Scientiarum Genitrix | Jacob & Mijnhardt (1992), p.261 |
1789 - 1796 | Dicht- en Letterlievende Genootschap, onder de spreuk: Studium Scientiarum Genetrix | Its publications. |
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1776 - 1785 (5 dl.) |
Dichtoefeningen van het ... Genootschap: Studium Scientiarum
Genetrix
[Univ. Leiden cat.] |
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1789 - 1796 (dl. 1 - dl. 4) |
Werken van het Dicht- en Letterlievende Genootschap, onder de
spreuk: Studium Scientiarum Genetrix
[Univ. Leiden cat.] |
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