REUVENS, C.J.C. Collectanea litteraria, sive conjecturae. Leyden, 1815. Cont. hcf. (Spine ends a bit dam., stamp on ti., annot. in an old hand on free endpaper). -- Id. Epimetrum de quibusdam monumentis cum Pollonis historia conjunctis. (1820). Old wrps. (Spine torn, loose). -- Id. Oratio de litterarum disciplina (…). 1816. Old stiff wrps. -- Id., C. LEEMANS & L.J.F. JANSSEN. Alphabetische naamlijst behoorende bij de kaart van de in Nederland, Belgie en een gedeelte der aangrenzende landen gevonden Romeinsche, Germaansche of Gallische oudheden; benevens de Romeinsche en andere oude wegen, enz. 1845. W. 6 lge-fold. maps, cold. in outlines. Owrps. -- D.N. ANAGRAPHEUS (=L.S. Blussé). De Zwijndrechtse Nieuwlichters (1816-1832) volgens de gedenkschriften van Maria Leer. 1892. Or. printed wrps. (Spine a bit dam./rep.). -- And 1 o. (incomplete) work by R. (6).
The last mentioned work was written by Louise Sophie Blussé (1801–1896), the wife of C.J.C. Reuvens, when she was 91 years old. Around 1860, she met a woman named Maria Leer, who had come to live in the Bethlehemhofje in Leiden. Leer had been one of the leaders of the "Zwijndrechtse Nieuwlichters" (also known as the "Christelijke Broedergemeente" or the "Zwavelstokkengeloof"), a religious sect that established a Christian commune on a small shipyard near Zwijndrecht in the first half of the 19th century. Blussé made notes of her conversations with Leer. Maria Leer passed away in 1866. More than 25 years after Leer’s death, Blussé decided to publish the notes she had taken. - Rare.€ 100
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