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Pieter?s boeken kamer in 3D -- ?1?The Interior -- ?2?Towards a 3D Reconstruction of the Library?s Interior -- ?3?The Storage Capacity of the boeken kamer -- ?4?Conclusions -- 7 Epilogue: the Afterlife of Pieter?s Book Collection and Final Remarks -- ?1?Biblia Hebraica punctata cum Masora -- ?2?The Book Auction Catalogue as a Collector?s Item -- ?3?Travelling Through Time and Space with Pieter?s Private Library: Final Thoughts -- Appendix 1: Transcription and English Translation of Pieter de Graeff?s Diplomas in Canon and Civil Law, University of Orle?ans, 16 Novembre 1660 -- Appendix 2: Overview of the Books in Pieter de Graeff?s Auction Catalogue Divided per Subject, Language, Format, Date and Place of Publication -- Bibliography -- Index. 330 $aOn 9 July 1709, over 2,300 books were sold at a public auction at the shop of the publishing family Boom in Amsterdam. They comprised the ?beautiful library? ( treffelyke bibliotheek ) of the patrician Pieter de Graeff (1638?1707), member of a prominent regent family. This monograph draws on unpublished archival sources and De Graeff?s book auction catalogue to explore his library and its significance. While tracing the microhistories of De Graeff?s relatives against the backdrop of the Dutch Republic?s unfolding history, this research reveals his book collection as a microcosmos of knowledge accumulated through generations. 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