"Uffenbach is visiting Cornelis van Alkemade in Rotterdam and continues discussing his collection of books, which included Flandria illustrata and Brabantia Illustrata. Van Alkemade shows him two statues made of ore that he believes to be druid; Uffenbach is not convinced at their age and suggests they used to be decorations on a church chandelier from Pabstthum [Brandenburg, Germany]. Van Alkemade shows them a box full with "Oriental Manna"."