Jan van Horne dans la correspondance de Guy Patin : à la découverte des conduits du chyle

What remains available from de correspondence of the Parisian physician Guy Patin (1601-1672), promoted royal lecturer of anatomy, surgery and botany at the Collège de France in 1655, amounts to 1,608 letters. Between 1656 and 1669, he has written seven of those (in Latin) to Jan van Horne (1621-167...

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description What remains available from de correspondence of the Parisian physician Guy Patin (1601-1672), promoted royal lecturer of anatomy, surgery and botany at the Collège de France in 1655, amounts to 1,608 letters. Between 1656 and 1669, he has written seven of those (in Latin) to Jan van Horne (1621-1670), professor of anatomy in Leiden. None of the latter’s answers have been found so far. These seven letters, as well as the 37 mentions of van Horne elsewhere in this corpus convey precious information about his relationship with his French colleagues. Van Horne deeply admired Jean Riolan the Young (1580-1657); but he had a sour quarrel with Jean Pecquet (1622-1674), who had described the ducts of chyle in 1647, and published his discovery in his Experimenta nova anatomica… [New anatomical experiments…] (Paris, 1651); van Horne shamelessly claimed priority for this breakthrough in his Novus ductus chyliferus. Nunc primum delineatus, descriptus et eruditorum examini expositus… [New chyliferous duct. For the first time discovered, described and submitted to the examination of the scientists…] (Leiden, 1652). Posterity’s verdict has favoured Pecquet, whose undisputable authorship tarnished the posthumous merits of his competitor.
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spelling doab-20.500.12854ir-1532282025-02-25T08:55:46Z Jan van Horne dans la correspondance de Guy Patin : à la découverte des conduits du chyle Loïc, Capron Vincent, Jean-François Bonnard, Isabelle thema EDItEUR::M Medicine and Nursing::MB Medicine: general issues::MBX History of medicine What remains available from de correspondence of the Parisian physician Guy Patin (1601-1672), promoted royal lecturer of anatomy, surgery and botany at the Collège de France in 1655, amounts to 1,608 letters. Between 1656 and 1669, he has written seven of those (in Latin) to Jan van Horne (1621-1670), professor of anatomy in Leiden. None of the latter’s answers have been found so far. These seven letters, as well as the 37 mentions of van Horne elsewhere in this corpus convey precious information about his relationship with his French colleagues. Van Horne deeply admired Jean Riolan the Young (1580-1657); but he had a sour quarrel with Jean Pecquet (1622-1674), who had described the ducts of chyle in 1647, and published his discovery in his Experimenta nova anatomica… [New anatomical experiments…] (Paris, 1651); van Horne shamelessly claimed priority for this breakthrough in his Novus ductus chyliferus. Nunc primum delineatus, descriptus et eruditorum examini expositus… [New chyliferous duct. For the first time discovered, described and submitted to the examination of the scientists…] (Leiden, 1652). Posterity’s verdict has favoured Pecquet, whose undisputable authorship tarnished the posthumous merits of his competitor. Published 2025-02-25T08:55:42Z 2025-02-25T08:55:42Z 2022-09-19 chapter 978-2-7442-0206-3 978-2-7442-0205-6 https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/153228 fre image/jpeg Attribution 4.0 International https://opus.u-paris.fr/catalog/book/quatre-atlas-de-myologie-de-van-horne-et-sagemolen Université Paris Cité OPUS - Université Paris Cité https://doi.org/10.53480/van-horne.7d6526 https://doi.org/10.53480/van-horne.7d6526 014af3ff-f19a-4d98-896f-d9cbf282e1bf 978-2-7442-0206-3 978-2-7442-0205-6 OPUS - Université Paris Cité 65-81 Paris open access
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