Gent

Churches and abbeys

	Baafsabdij, Benedictines, later on chapter church
	Hieronymushuis, Broeders van het Gemene Leven
	Pietersabdij, Benedictines
	Veerlekerk, chapter church
	Rijke Gasthuis, gasthuis
	Jacobuskerk, parish church

The surroundings of Gent

Abdij Drongen, Premonstratensians

Unidentified manuscripts

Cape Town, J. W. Jagger Library, University of Cape Town. This is a breviary from Flanders, incorrectly attributed to the Crosiers, as the Ordo Sanctae Crucis website says: Breviarium. Unnumbered manuscript. Dr. Henri van Rooijen refers to this manuscript in an article on the liturgy of the Crosiers. The library identifies this manuscript as a fifteenth century Dutch breviary. The library has not identified it as being from the Crosiers and this is verified by examining the calendar. Though it contains the feasts of St. Augustine, it also contains numerous Flemish saints that have never found their way into the Crosier calendar. Further it is missing a number of important feasts common to the Crosiers (e.g. Helena, Odilia and Corone domini).

Literature

	Ganda et Blandinium
	B. Haggh: Sources ... Ghent and London (1996) (on the liturgical manuscripts of Gent)