- Plantino, Cristóbal,
Plantino, Cristóbal, aproximadamente 1520-1589 (Autor Personal)
- Plantijn, Christoffel, approximately 1520-1589
- Plantin, Christophe, approximately 1520-1589
- Plantijn, Christophel, approximately 1520-1589
- Cabecera anterior: Plantin, Christophe, ca. 1520-1589
- Plantin, Christopher, approximately 1520-1589
- Planṭin, Krisṭof, approximately 1520-1589
- Planṭin, Krisṭoforo, approximately 1520-1589
- Plantin, Krzysztof, approximately 1520-1589
- Planṭin, me-Anṿerśah, approximately 1520-1589
- Plantin, of Antwerp, approximately 1520-1589
- Plantini, Christofori, approximately 1520-1589
- Plantino, Cristóbal, approximately 1520-1589
- Plantinus, Christophorus, approximately 1520-1589
- Plantyn, Christopher, approximately 1520-1589
- Plantin, Christofle, approximately 1520-1589
- פלנטין, קריסטוף
- פלנטין, קריסטופורו
- פלנטין, קרישטופורו,
- פלנטין, כריסטוף, בע׳ 1520־1589
- פלנטין, כריסטופורוס
- פלנטין, כרישטופורו, 1520־1589 בערך
- פלנטין, כרישטופורוס
Machine-derived non-Latin script reference project.
Non-Latin script references not evaluated.
Museum Plantin-Moretus. Mi-bet defuso shel Planṭin me-Anṿerśah, c1981: t.p. (Planṭin me-Anṿerśah) p. [4] (Krisṭof Planṭin) p. [5] (Krisṭoforo Planṭin) on added t.p. (Planṭin of Antwerp [in rom.])
Voet, L. The Plantin Press (1555-1589), c1980- : v. 1, t.p. (Christopher Plantin)
Christoffel Plantijn en de exacte wetenschappen in zijn tijd, 1989.
Simposio Internacional sobre Cristóbal Plantino (1990 : Universidad Complutense de Madrid). Simposio Internacional sobre Cristóbal Plantino, 1990: p. opp. t.p. (Christophorus Plantinus) p. 7 (Christofori Plantini; ca. 1520-1589) p. 27 (Christophe Plantin)
Krzysztof Plantin i Officina Plantiniana, 1989.
Whiney, G. A choice of emblemes and other devises, 1586: imprint statement (In the house of Christopher Plantyn ... )
Les prouerbes anciens flamengs et françois correspondants de sentences les vns aux autres, 1568: title page (Christofle Plantin)
Wikipedia, 30 January 2019 (Plantin Press; Antwerp; Christopher Plantin founded the press, having fled Paris for Antwerp where he at first bound books; after becoming a citizen he began printing in 1555; he took on an assistant, Jan Moretus, who became his business manger, son-in-law, and eventually his successor; Platin's successors continued to print at Antwerp until 1867. The building that housed the press is now the Plantin-Moretus Museum)
