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The varying composition of library stocks can easily be grasped if we concentrate on the latest publications or new trends such as Cartesianism, or the authors of the Enlightenment during the course of research.2 Furthermore, the question, i.e., how the appearance and rate of former publications can be evaluated? is just as exciting. The aim of my paper is to draw attention to the phenomenon of obsolence that used to be one of the most significant characteristics of Reformed institutional and private libraries in the 17th and 18th century Carpathian Basin.

Obsolescent Reformed Libraries in the seventeenth and eighteenth Century Carpathian Basin