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	Franciscus Sylvius - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Franciscus Sylvius (1614-1672), also known as Franz De Le Boe, was physician and scientist (chemist, physiologist and anatomist).
		Sylvius also introduced the concept of chemical affinity as a way to understand the way the human body uses salts and contributed greatly to the understanding of digestion and of bodily fluids.
		He researched the structure of the brain and discovered the cleft in the brain now known as Sylvius' fissure.
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	Franciscus dele Bo Sylvius Biography / Biography of Franciscus dele Bo Sylvius Anatomy and Physiology Biography
		Franciscus dele Bo Sylvius, the first physician in the Netherlands to defend that the blood circulated in the vessels, was a descendent from an aristocratic protestant family (Calvinist) originally from Flanders with a successful business tradition.
		Sylvius had a special interest in brain anatomy, and his studies led to the discovery of the lateral cerebral fissure (cleft), also known as the Sylvian fissure, and the Sylvian angle, that is formed by the lateral cerebral fissure with a line perpendicular to the superior border of the brain hemisphere.
		Sylvius made a synthesis of the chemical notions of Paracelce (Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim) and Van Helmont, and is considered the founder of the Iatrochemical School.
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		Sylvius' grandfather, a descendent of a noble family, was a merchant.
		King says it was a well-to-do family, and the circumstances of Sylvius' education and early professional life seem to bear this out.
		Sylvius was the leading representative of the school of iatrochemistry.
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		Sylvius couldn't refuse and bought a house on the Rapenburg Canal - the centre of elite cultural life in Leiden.
		Among the many famous students of Sylvius was Reinier de Graaf, Niels Stensen from Denmark, who discovered the excretory duct of the saliva glands, and the Scotsman Robert Sibbald, founder of Edinburgh's College of Physicians.
		Sylvius attempted to study the disease, which killed nearly half of the University faculty, forcing it to close temporarily.
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	The fissure of Sylvius (1614-72) -- PEARCE 69 (4): 463 -- Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery, and Psychiatry
		The fissure of Sylvius (1614-72) -- PEARCE 69 (4): 463 -- Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery, and Psychiatry
		Sylvius had proposed the circulation in the lungs in his thesis
		Sylvius became interested in iatrochemistry, a concept that sought to explain physiological processes as dependent on chemical
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		Jenever (also known as Genever or Jeniever), juniper-flavored and strongly alcoholic, is the traditional liquor of the Netherlands and Flanders, from which gin has evolved.
		Believed to have been invented by a Dutch chemist and alchemist named Sylvius de Bouve (in Latin: Franciscus Sylvius), it was first sold as a medicine in the late 16th century.
		In the 17th century it began to be popular for its flavor.
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		LE BOE, Franciscus, Sylvius (1614–1672, iatrochemist, professor of practical medicine at the university of Leiden 1658–72).
		A fine portrait, probably commissioned by Sylvius on being appointed professor at Leiden university in 1658.
		Sylvius had a large collection of paintings, recently analysed in an article by Pamela H. Smith in relation to his role in shaping and institutionalising the practices of the ‘new philosophy’.
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		Sylvius is the brainchild of Duke neurobiology professors S. Mark Williams, who with Leonard White and programmer and interface designer Andrew Mace created it.
		The Sylvius name he derived from two early anatomists, Jacques and François Dubois, or, in the Latin by which they were known, Jacobus and Franciscus Sylvius.
		The name is still reflected in that of several brain structures, such as the "aqueduct of Sylvius" that connects two ventricles.
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		Its marriage with dry vermouth in the classic Martini is particularly successful, of course—though now that I’ve investigated gin’s origins a bit, I can’t help wondering if whoever created that signal cocktail wasn’t trying, at least subconsciously, to give back to gin some of the complexity and faint sweetness it possessed in its first incarnation.
		Gin—or at least the precursor of gin as we now know it—was invented in 1650, when a Prussian-born physician and anatomist at the University of Leiden in Holland, one Franciscus Sylvius (né Franz de le Boë), experimentally infused distilled grain spirits with juniper berries for medicinal purposes.
		The resulting potion, which Sylvius recommended as a cure for cold feet and insomnia, turned out to be good enough to drink.
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		The catalogue reproduces an engraving by Cornelis van Dalen of Franciscus Deleboe Sylvius on his appointment as professor of medicine at Leiden University 13 years earlier, which shows a striking resemblence to the man in the painting.
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		Francois de le Boë Sylvius was one of the most important collectors of van Mieris' work, one who even had the right of first refusal on his paintings for a while.
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		An inquisitive doctor attempting to find a cure-all medicine to cleanse the blood stumbled upon the little known art of distillation, and the world has been stumbling ever since.
		Franciscus Sylvius’ 17th century unpalatable elixir of pure alcohol was not intended as an intoxicant; Dr. Sylvius was actually after quite the opposite - a detoxifier.
		He added the essence of juniper to the concoction because of the herbs known medicinal properties; that it made the stuff taste so much better was just a bonus.
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		Twelfth Century historical records reveal a distillation practiced for medical purposes that may be attributed to Chinese, Persians and Arabs.
		In 1650, Franciscus Sylvius, Dutch doctor in the city of Leyden, Holland infused juniper berries into distilled spirits in a search for a cure to kidney and stomach disorders and created "jenever"
		By 1685 the Dutch were exporting more than 10 million gallons a year and by the early 1700's the craze spread to London, England.
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	de Gin Gin is a spirit spirit or strong...
		The taste of ordinary gin is very dry (unlike sloe gin), and as such it is rarely drunk neat.
		Gin originated in the Netherlands Netherlands in the 17th century 17th century - its invention is often credited to the physician Franciscus Sylvius Franciscus Sylvius.
		From there it spread to England England after the Glorious Revolution Glorious Revolution put a Dutchman on the English throne.
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		In the 12th century, records reveal the distillation of the predecessor of what we call gin was practiced for medical purposes at Salerno Medical School.
		In 1650, Franciscus Sylvius, a Dutch doctor in the city of Leyden, Holland infuses juniper berries into distilled spirits in a search for a cure to kidney and stomach disorders and creates "jenever" origin.
		By the late 1680’s Dutch exports of gin exceed 10 million gallons a year.
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		Juniper-flavored and strongly alcoholic, it is the traditional liquor of the Netherlands and Flanders, from which gin has evolved.
		Gin was first produced in Holland for medicinal purposes around 1650 by a Dutch doctor, Franciscus de la Boe.
		In the early days, gins that were sweetened with sugar for more palatable taste were called Old Tom.
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		Sylvius was a physician who concluded that the basis of life and disease is chemical and that chemical compounds can be used to treat disease.
		In 1658 he began a teaching career at the University of Leiden.
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		Franciscus Sylvius, Dutch doctor in the city of Leyden, infuses juniper berries into distilled spirits in a search for a cure to kidney and stomach disorders and creates "jenever" origin.
		Dutch exports of gin at over 10 million gallons a year.
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		Mencken Credit a Dutch professor for turning the world onto the pleasures of gin.
		In the early 1600s, Dr. Franciscus Sylvius, a professor of medicine at the University of Leyden, created an elixir made of alcohol, juniper berry oil and sweetener called "juniper water" and prescribed it for fever and lackadaisical behavior.
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		Both are based on juniper berries (Juniperus communis), a traditional diuretic in European folklore.
		Gin was originally devised by the 17th century Dutch medical professor Franciscus Sylvius (1614-1672), who developed a juniper berry alcoholic extract as a cheap diuretic.
		Later, the British borrowed the mixture and popularized it as gin, from the Dutch word for juniper, jenever.
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		Toward the end of the 17th century, Franciscus Sylvius, a Dutch chemist, invents gin — for medicinal purposes.
		It quickly becomes a popular beverage, and the British government, looking to get rid of a grain surplus, encourages its manufacture.
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		Classic cocktails have made a comeback, and so has gin.
		THE ENGLISH WORD GIN comes from the Dutch word for juniper: genever In the seventeenth century, Dutch physician Franciscus Sylvius of the University of Leiden in the Netherlands first prescribed distilled spirits infused with juniper oil for stomach and kidney disorders.
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		Clean, traditional-style gin made with fresh, wild juniper.
		Using wild juniper berries, long known for their medicinal properties, gin was first produced in Holland in the mid-1500s by Dr. Franciscus Sylvius as a treatment for the stomach, kidneys and just about anything else that could benefit from a stiff drink.
		Over the centuries many different versions of gin (with a variety of flavorings) have been introduced — including the popular gin and tonic developed by the British in India to make malaria medicine more palatable — but ultimately if isn't juniper, it isn't gin.
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