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Victor de Buck ( de "book"), (21 April 1817, Oudenaarde, Belgium – 23 May 1876, Brussels) was a Belgian Jesuit priest and theologian. He is credited with relaunching the work of the Bollandists in the 19th century, after the restoration of the Society of Jesus.