Theodore de Mayerne

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Theodore de Mayerne was a prominent 17th-century Swiss-born physician and chemist who served as royal doctor in England and helped advance early modern medical and chemical practice.

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instanceOf chemist
court physician
early modern scientist
human
physician
citizenship Kingdom of England
Republic of Geneva
countryOfBirth Old Swiss Confederacy
surface form: Swiss Confederacy
countryOfDeath Kingdom of England
dateOfBirth 1573-09-28
dateOfDeath 1655-03-22
educatedAt University of Heidelberg NERFINISHED
University of Montpellier NERFINISHED
employer Charles I of England
Henry IV of France NERFINISHED
James VI and I
surface form: James I of England
ethnicGroup Swiss
familyName Theodore de Mayerne self-linksurface differs
surface form: de Mayerne
fieldOfWork chemistry
iatrochemistry
medicine
pharmacology
givenName Theodore
influenced development of iatrochemistry
early modern English medicine
influencedBy Paracelsus
knownFor bridging Galenic and Paracelsian medicine
detailed clinical case histories
introducing chemical remedies into medical practice in England
languageSpoken English
French
Latin
memberOf Royal College of Physicians
surface form: College of Physicians of London
movement Paracelsian iatrochemistry
notableWork Mayerne manuscript
medical casebooks
occupation chemist
court physician
physician
placeOfBirth Geneva
placeOfDeath London, England
surface form: London
positionHeld physician to Henry IV of France
royal physician to Charles I of England
royal physician to James I of England
religion Calvinism
sexOrGender male
workLocation London, England
surface form: London

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Theodore Beza correspondedWith Theodore de Mayerne
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