In this city, Christophe Plantin published a polyglot text called the King's Bible.
In this city, Christophe Plantin published a polyglot text called the King's Bible. A fountain herecelebrates a Roman named Silvius Brabo who legendarily cut off the hand of a giant who tormentedboatmen near this city. This city hosted the first post-World War I Summer Olympics. Jan de Beerwas one of this city's namesake Mannerists who liked painting (*) Adoration of the Magi scenes. Afterthe signing of the Twelve Years Truce of 1609, this city became the home of Rubens. This city wassuccessfully besieged by Spanish forces under Alessandro Farnese in 1585. This city declined after theTreaty of Munster closed trade on the Schledt, ending its Golden Age that began when it eclipsed its rivalof Bruges. For 10 points, name this Flemish city.
In this city, Christophe Plantin published a polyglot text called the King's Bible.
Antwerp [or Antwerpen]