Contents: Duke of Arenberg, Arenberg and Europe || Mark Derez, Arenberg - Portrait of a Family, Story of a Collection || Luc Duerloo, Transformations of a Noble Family, Arenberg on the European Chessboard || Steven Thiry, An Embellished Past - Heraldry and Insignia of the House of Arenberg || Peter Neu, On Both Sides of the Rhine - The Duchy of Arenberg || Sander Berghmans, Woods and Polders - The Arenbergs as Landholders || Mirella Marini, Marrying in Europe - Dynastic Strategies of the House of Arenberg || Bart Minnen, The Duchy of Aarschot - The Croy Legacy in the Heartlands of the Low Countries || Violet Soen, From the Battle of Heiligerlee to the Act of Cession - Arenberg During the Dutch Revolt || Dries Raeymaekers, The Lure of the Brussels Court - Arenberg and the Archdukes || Klaas van Gelder, Incontournable! Arenberg in the Habsburg Netherlands || Martin Wrede, Generals and Diplomats - Between Battlefield and Negotiating Table || Arnout Mertens, From Territorial Princes to Mediatized Aristocrats - The Arenbergs in the Revolutionary Era || Bertrand Goujon, Cosmopolitanism, Regional Anchoring and National Integration - Arenberg in France after the Revolution || Martin Kohlrausch, Between the Reichstag and the Court - Arenberg and the German Empire || Mark Derez, Old Nobility in a New Nation State - Arenberg in the Kingdom of Belgium || Claude de Monreau de Gerbehaye, Family Heritage, National Treasure - Arenberg in the State Archives || Lieve Bicke (et al), Private Heritage and Collective Memory - The Arenberg Archives || Sanne Maekelberg / Krista de Jonge, Castles and Gardens - The Croy Legacy || Daan van Heesch, Art, Knowledge and Representation - The Collections of Charles of Croy || Pieter Vlaardingerbroek, Enghien and Heverlee - Stately Mansions of the Arenbergs || Hans Vlieghe, Rubens, Van Dyck and De Crayer - The Arenbergs as Patrons of Flemish Baroque Painting || Koenraad Brosens, A Most Precious Possession - The Arenbergs and Tapestry || Soetkin Vanhauwaert / Mirella Marini, Arenberg as Benefactor - Religious Patronage with a Political Agenda || Elly Cockx-Indestege / Pierre Delsaerdt, The Odyssey of a Rare Books Library - The Dukes of Arenberg and their Collection spéciale || Dominique Vanwijnsberghe, Les Très Riches Heures des ducs d'Arenberg - Illuminated Manuscripts from the Arenberg Library || Joris van Grieken / Maarten Bassens, Ups and Downs of a Collection - The Arenberg Print Room || Pieter Vlaardingerbroek, In the Shadow of the Coudenberg Palace - The Egmond-Arenberg Mansion || Marie Cornaz, Italian Baroque, Classical Viennese - The Arenbergs'Music Room || Frieda Sorber, Aristocratic Textiles - The Silk Manufactory of Leopold Philip of Arenberg || Wim Mertens, Courtly Silk - A Unique Set of Furnishings for the Arenberg Palace || Frieda Sorber / Anne Verbrugge, A Diplomatic Gift? The Arenberg Colcha || Anne Verbrugge, Court and Theatre - Souvenirs from the Arenberg Wardrobe || Gerrit Verhoeven, Tangible Beauty - Louis Engelbert's Grand Tour || Anne Verbrugge, Pictures at an Exhibition - The Gallery at the Arenberg Palace || Ulrike Muller, A Private Collection in the Public Sphere - The Brussels Art Gallery in the Nineteenth Century || Anne Verbrugge, Restoration and Gothic Revival - Caring for Religious Heritage || Helene Verreyke, A Fragmented Past - The Cabinet of Antiquities in the Arenberg Palace || Wendy Wiertz, Living in the City and in the Country - Interiors and Conversation Pieces || Birgit Beisch / Koen Himpe, Nordkirchen Castle - The Versailles of Westphalia.

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