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In private life, Reynie was known as an important and discerning collector of ancient Greek and Roman manuscripts, which he himself collated and reconstructed, and as a bibliophile, assembling one of the finest private libraries in Paris . Reynie became a Councillor of State in 1680. In 1697 he was succee Gabriel Nicolas de la Reynie d as Lieutenant-General of Police by the Marquis d'Argenson, to whom many of Reynie's innovations are popularly attributed. Reynie died in 1709 in Paris.
 Gabriel Nicolas de la Reynie, Paris
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 Gabriel Nicolas de la Reynie, Paris