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| − | ===[[name::Christian]] [[name::HAREL]] | + | ===[[name::Christian]] [[name::HAREL]] d.ca.[[date of death::1714]]=== |
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| − | Born in the [[place of | + | Born in the [[place of birth::Netherlands]], son of [[family::Adam Harel]], an [[occupation::apothecary]] known to be in the service of [[associates::Charles II]] in exile at [[location::Aix-la-Chapelle]] in 1654. M.D. from the [[education::University of Leiden]], 1681. In the service of [[associates::Charles II]] in [[location::England]] from at least 1670, when he is recorded as an “operator”, subsequently as [[occupation::professor]] of chemistry; he attended both [[associates::Charles II|Charles]], and [[associates::Nell Gwyn]], in their final illnesses. Honorary [[occupation::fellow]] of the [[organisations::Royal College of Physicians|College of Physicians]] 1685, full [[occupation::fellow]] 1687; [[occupation::physician in ordinary]] to [[associates::William III|William]] and [[associates::Mary II|Mary]], and [[occupation::Queen’s apothecary]], 1689. He was granted a pension of [[monetary value::£200]] per annum by [[associates::William III]] in 1702. |
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| − | In his will, Harel directed that all his books, [[format::manuscript|manuscripts]], and the furniture of his study should be [[bequest::left]] to his [[beneficiary::son]] [[family::Charles Harel|Charles]], "that my said son shall always have and reserve the use and occupation of the said study to himself alone". Charles was also [[bequest::bequeathed]] his medicines in his study and laboratory. However, Harel’s library (“the learned Dr Harold”) was [[retail | + | In his will, Harel directed that all his books, [[format::manuscript|manuscripts]], and the furniture of his study should be [[bequest::left]] to his [[beneficiary::son]] [[family::Charles Harel|Charles]], "that my said son shall always have and reserve the use and occupation of the said study to himself alone". Charles was also [[bequest::bequeathed]] his medicines in his study and laboratory. However, Harel’s library (“the learned Dr Harold”) was [[retail sale::sold]], along with that of “another gentleman”, by fixed price in [[location of sale::London]], [[date of sale::7 April 1714]]. The catalogue included 494 lots, divided between [[language::Latin]] and [[language::Greek]] books (13), [[language::Latin]] [[subject::medicine]] (288), [[language::English]] [[subject::medicine]] (46), and [[language::English]] miscellaneous (147). |
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| − | *''Bibliotheca Haroldiana'', 1714 | + | *''Bibliotheca Haroldiana'', 1714, ESTC t21587. |
*Furdell, E. F. ''The royal doctors, 1485-1714'', 2001. | *Furdell, E. F. ''The royal doctors, 1485-1714'', 2001. | ||
| − | *Innes-Smith. | + | *Innes-Smith, J., ''English-speaking students of medicine at the University of Leyden'', Edinburgh, 1932. |
*Munk, W. ''The roll of the Royal College of Physicians of London''. 2nd edn. London, 1878. | *Munk, W. ''The roll of the Royal College of Physicians of London''. 2nd edn. London, 1878. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:17, 5 November 2021
Christian HAREL d.ca.1714
Biographical Note
Born in the Netherlands, son of Adam Harel, an apothecary known to be in the service of Charles II in exile at Aix-la-Chapelle in 1654. M.D. from the University of Leiden, 1681. In the service of Charles II in England from at least 1670, when he is recorded as an “operator”, subsequently as professor of chemistry; he attended both Charles, and Nell Gwyn, in their final illnesses. Honorary fellow of the College of Physicians 1685, full fellow 1687; physician in ordinary to William and Mary, and Queen’s apothecary, 1689. He was granted a pension of £200 per annum by William III in 1702.
Books
In his will, Harel directed that all his books, manuscripts, and the furniture of his study should be left to his son Charles, "that my said son shall always have and reserve the use and occupation of the said study to himself alone". Charles was also bequeathed his medicines in his study and laboratory. However, Harel’s library (“the learned Dr Harold”) was sold, along with that of “another gentleman”, by fixed price in London, 7 April 1714. The catalogue included 494 lots, divided between Latin and Greek books (13), Latin medicine (288), English medicine (46), and English miscellaneous (147).
Characteristic Markings
None of Harel’s books have been identified.
Sources
- Bibliotheca Haroldiana, 1714, ESTC t21587.
- Furdell, E. F. The royal doctors, 1485-1714, 2001.
- Innes-Smith, J., English-speaking students of medicine at the University of Leyden, Edinburgh, 1932.
- Munk, W. The roll of the Royal College of Physicians of London. 2nd edn. London, 1878.