Waerachtich verhael vanden oproerigen beleyde, dwelck Broeder Anthonis Ruyskensvelt predikere met zijne[n] aen-hanck hebben aengericht binnen der sadt [sic] van Bruessel. En [de] tgene des daer uuyt gevolght is [...]. Hierby ghevoeght dacten ende d... Sm. 4to: [28] ff. (sm. hole in the margin of f. E1, occ. min. rust spots). - First edition of one of the rarest publications issued during the Dutch Revolt under Philip II of Spain. By the Brussels Dominican Ruyskensvelt, known for his inflammatory sermons (his nickname was "the barking dog") as the leader of the opposition to Calvinism. Woodcut fleuron on title, f. C4 and last f., and initials. Various handwritten bibliographical notes on the blank endpapers, including one in pen by Th. de Jonghe, and a few others in pencil. - Ref. BT 4840. - Van Hulthem (1836) 25269, 26608. - Knuttel 570. - UniCat. - Prov. Théodore de Jonghe (ms. notice). - Bookseller label. - Bound with: (Philip II of Spain) - Grace et pardon general, donne par le roy nostre sire. A cause des troubles passées. Brussels, M. de Hamont, 1570 (Some light foxing mainly marginal, some marg. mod. pencil annot.). Very rare first edition, ornated with woodcut coat of arms on title, initials and tailpiece. Unknown variant copy with the contemp. ms. correction on B2r ("aultrement" corr. in "aucunement") and the privilege in 31 lines as in the KBR and UGent copies, but without the catchword ("saulx,") in f. B2v (see KBR, digitised version = LP1546 A) . Ref. BT 2538 (= LP1546A). - Knuttel 180. - UniCat (3 copies : KBR, KUL, Ugent).