Ceulemans, (1937–) billiards player. 53) Jean-Marie Pfaff, (1953–) association football player. 54) Georges Pire, priest and humanitarian. Nobel Peace Prize, 1958. 55) Isabelle Gatti de Gamond, (1839–1905) activist and feminist. Launched the first systematic courses of secondary female education (Cours d'Éducation pour jeunes filles). 56) Philip the Good, (1396–1467) duke of Burgundy (1419–1467). 57) Adrien de Gerlache de Gomery, (1866–1934) polar explorer. First man to spend a few months on Antarctica. 58) Edward Anseele, (1856–1938) politician. 59) Pascal Vyncke, creator of the website SeniorenNet. His high vote was a result of many people, including himself and his family under a different name, trying to get him into this list. 60) Christian de Duve, (1917–2013) cytologist and biochemist. Did research after the microstructure of cells. Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 1974. 61) Georges Lemaître, (1894–1966) priest, astronomer, mathematician. Developed the Big Bang theory. 62) Rembert Dodoens, (1517–1585) physician and botanist (Cruydeboeck). 63) John Cockerill, (1790–1840) businessman (John Cockerill) 64) Ilya Prigogine, (1917–2003) physical chemist. Nobel Prize for Chemistry, 1977. 65) Tom Barman, (1972–) rock singer (dEUS). 66) Django Reinhardt, (1910–1953) jazz guitarist (Nuages). 67) Gaston Eyskens, (1905–1988) Prime Minister (1948–1950) (1958–1961) (1968–1973). 68) Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker, (1960–) choreographer (Rosas danst Rosas). 69) Camille Huysmans, (1871–1968) Prime Minister (1946–1947) and activist. 70) Antoon van Dyck, (1599–1641) painter (Charles I at the Hunt, Equestrian Portrait of Charles I). 71) Briek Schotte, (1919–2004) cyclist. 72) Henry Van de Velde, (1863–1957) architect (Bloemenwerf, Boekentoren). 73) Rik Coppens, (1930–2015) association football player. 74) Hadewijch, poet (Book of Visions, Poems in Stanzas). 75) Ingrid Berghmans (1961) judoka 76) Orlandus Lassus, (1530–1594) composer (Lagrime di San Pietro, Prophetiae Sibyllarum). 77) Georges Simenon, (1903–1989) novelist (Inspector Maigret). 78) Rik Van Looy, (1933–) cyclist. 79) Ferdinand Verbiest, (1623–1688) priest, astronomer and mathematician. 80) Dries Van Noten, (1958–) fashion designer. 81) Cyriel Buysse, (1859–1932) novelist and playwright (Het gezin van Paemel). 82) Hans Memling, painter (The Last Judgment, St. Ursula Shrine). 83) Jeanne Brabants, (1920–2014) ballet choreographer. Founder of the Royal Ballet of Flanders. 84) Tom Lanoye, (1958–) novelist (Alles Moet Weg, Kartonnen Dozen, Het Goddelijke Monster). 85) Rik Van Steenbergen, (1927–2003) cyclist. 86) Adolphe Quételet, (1796–1874) astronomer, mathematician, statistician and sociologist. Developed the body mass index scale. 87) Gaston Roelants, (1937–) athlete. Olympic gold medal for 3000 m steeplechase (1964), European Championship 3000 m steeplechase (1962). 88) Jan van Ruusbroec, poet (The Seven Steps of the Ladder of