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| * Famous Antwerp printer suspected of heresy in 1562 who fled to Paris. | Christoffel Plantin |
| * Plantin's famous version of this holy book printed in five languages. | Polyglot Bible |
| * King of Spain who reneged on his bible purchases from Plantin. | King Philip II |
| * The name given by Plantin to his employees' trade union. | The Chapel |
| * A book where Plantin press workers outlined grievances. | Complaints Book |
| * Leading 16th century humanist who entrusted Plantin with printing his works. | Erasmus |
| * The printer's mark of Plantin's print shop translated as the "Golden Compass." | De Gulden Passer |
| * Plantin's profession before becoming a printer. | Bookbinder |
| * What Antwerp became in the 16th century due to its printing productivity. | A typographic centre |
| * Lesser known but important book publisher in Antwerp (4 words). | Michiel Hillen Van Hoogstraten |
| * Printer who printed the Holy Land Map in 1532 in Antwerp. | Willem Vorsterman |
| * Also known as Merten de Keyser, a 16th-century French printer living in Antwerp. | Martin Lempereur |
| * Theodor De Bry lived a short time in Antwerp honing his skills for... | copper plate engravings |
| * In addition to religious texts the Church ordered many... | music books |
| * Plantin's reputation in the Antwerp business community. | shrewd businessman |
| * Plantin's print business partner. | Jan Moretus |
| * The Plantin press had a monopoly granted by this religious power. | Papacy |
| * The Plantin press motto in Latin. | Labore et Constantia |
| * Famed cartographer and friend of Plantin. | Abraham Ortelius |
| * Famous controversial folktale printed by Plantin in 1564. | Reynard the Fox |
