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Frederick Clod

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in 1660. Pepys, a guest at the wedding, describes it as a social event of great magnificence. This suggests that Clod was a man of some wealth, since the Hartlibs were then living in dire poverty ("Nan will have nothing in the world" Pepys remarked), and Nan's father could not possibly have paid for
19:(or Clodius) (1625 – after 1661), was a physician and "mystical chemist" of German extraction. He lived in a sizeable house (taxed on eight hearths) in Axe Yard, London, next door to the 82:
V. Keller and L.T.I. Penman, 'From the archives of scientific diplomacy: science and the shared interests of Samuel Hartlib's London and Frederick Clodius's Gottorf',
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Alchemy Tried in the Fire: Starkey, Boyle, and the Fate of Helmontian Chymistry
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He came to England in 1652, having been recommended to Samuel Hartlib by
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Dr. Clodius’ anti-scurvy medicine, made from Cochlearia hortensis.
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S. Clucas, 'Clod, Frederick (b. 1625x1635, d. in or after 1661)',
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He presided at the wedding of his sister-in-law Nan Hartlib to
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http://www.bbk.ac.uk/Boyle/workdiaries/WD12Clean.html#WD8-48
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Hartlibs
Samuel Pepys
Robert Boyle
Johann Moriaen
Frederick III of Denmark
Holstein
Johannes Rothe
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