- Ruusbroec, Jan van,
Ruusbroec, Jan van, 1293-1381 (Nombre personal)
- Jan, van Ruusbroec, 1293-1381
- Ruysbroeck, Jan van, 1293-1381
- Cabecera anterior: Jan van Ruysbroeck, 1293-1381
- Ruusbroec, Johannes van, 1293-1381
- Ruusbroec, Juan, 1293-1381
- Rusbroquio, Juan, 1293-1381
- Ruusbroec, John, 1293-1381
- Rüsbröck, John, 1293-1381
- Rusbrochius, Ioannes, 1293-1381
- Ruusbroec, Jean, 1293-1381
- Ruisbroeck, Jan van, 1293-1381
- Rusber, Jan, 1293-1381
- Rusbrochius, Joannes, 1293-1381
- Ruysbroek, Jan van, 1293-1381
- Ruysbroeck, John, 1293-1381
His L'ornement des noces spirituelles, 1900.
Grote Winkler Prins (Ruusbroec (also spelled Ruysbroeck), Jan (also spelled Johannes) van, 1293-1381)
His Obras, 1984: t.p. (Juan Ruusbroec) p. 12 (Padre D. Juan Rusbroquio) p. 13 (Rusberio, Ruysbrochio, Rusber, Rusbrochius)
His John Ruusbroec, c1985: t.p. (John Ruusbroec)
nuc88-61266: His Reflections from the mirror ... [MI] 1905 (usage on CtY rept.: John Rüsbröck)
His Opera omnia, v. 10, 1991: t.p. (Ioannis Rusbrochii)
Verdeyen, P. Ruusbroec l'admirable, 1990: cover p. 4 (Jean Ruusbroec)
Neue deuts. Biog. (Ruusbroec, Jan van (also van Ruisbroeck, van Ruysbroeck, der Wunderbare, l'admirable, vir admirabilis, doctor ecstaticus), mystic, b. 1293, d. 2 Dec. 1381)
BM (hdg.: Ruysbroeck, Jan van; refs.: Rusber, Jan; Rusbrochius, Joannes; Rusbrock, Johannes; Rüsbröck, John; Ruusbroec, Jan van; Ruysbroek, Jan van)
Cath. encyc. online, 23 Apr. 2007 (Blessed John Ruysbroeck, surnamed the Admirable Doctor, and the Divine Doctor, undoubtedly the foremost of the Flemish mystics, b. at Ruysbroeck, near Brussels, 1293; d. at Groenendael, 2 Dec., 1381)