"The Uffenbach brothers are visiting the room of an alumnus of the Oudemannenhuis in Rotterdam, a certain Engelbrecht from Aken. He mentions that his gold and silver medals with a value of 300 guilders were stolen by several Jews seven weeks ago. Uffenbach hears that evening from Van Alkemade that they consisted of only modern pieces and were not this valuable. That evening, the Uffenbach brothers are invited by their merchant Van Weinertshagen for a meal of oysters with Van Arckel, Van Alckemade and two men Van Bell. Van Alkemade gifts Uffenbach a portrait of 'Janus Hantonus Reip. Lugd. a Secretaris' of which he owned the plate and had printed himself and an 'epistolam autographam' of Willem van Oranje anno 1572. They have pleasant conversations."