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Coenraad van Beuningen (Amsterdam, 1622 – Amsterdam, 26 ottobre 1693) è stato un diplomatico e politico olandese Fu reggente di Amsterdam nella tarda Età dell'oro.[1] Amico di Jan Rieuwertsz e di Baruch Spinoza[2][3][4], fu un seguace di Descartes[5], nonché un sostenitore politico di Johan de Witt e, dopo il 1672, di Guglielmo III d'Inghilterra.
- ^ Biografia, in Nieuw Nederlandsch Biografisch Woordenboek (NNBW), Tomo 7, pp. 119,120]
- ^ Maria Brouwer, Governmental Forms and Economic Development From Medieval to Modern Times, Springer International Publishing, p. 278, ISBN 9783319420400, OCLC 1008645076.
- ^ pagina37, The Correspondence of Spinoza, Taylor & Francis, 2019, ISBN 9780429614132, OCLC 1098174043.
- ^ Geert Mak, The Many Lives of Jan Six. A Portrait of an Amsterdam Dynasty, Atlas Contact, Uitgeverij, 2017, p. 123, ISBN 9789045034812, OCLC 1127827992.
- ^ L. Kooijmans, Death Defied. The Anatomy Lessons of Frederik Ruysch, Brill, 2010, p. 87, ISBN 9789004188563, OCLC 1055336614.«Van Beuningen, an adherent of Descartes, had filed his library with the latest publications in the field of history and natural science.»