"Uffenbach is in Utrecht, and hears about the famous Marcus Meibomius from prof. Burmann. Meibomius had died several days ago. This was news to Uffenbach who years ago had received the auction catalog of his bookcollection, and had assumed he was dead then. But apparently, Meibomius had sold most of his books during his lifetime. Burmann tells him that Meibomius had lived for ten years in Utrecht but did not show himself to anyone. He also mentions that he was librarian for Queen Christina of Sweden and received help from Heinsius. The next day, the brothers depart from Utrecht to Amsterdam."