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Content Type Title Taxonomy term(s)
People Johannes Vermeer
People John Aubrey
People John Chamberlayne
Sources John Chamberlayne als Vertaler van Antoni van Leeuwenhoek
Events John Chamberlayne wrote Letter L-386 to Leeuwenhoek to ask about the taste of water and whether razors are spoiled by extreme heat and cold
Events John Chamberlayne wrote Letter L-406 to Leeuwenhoek about a friend’s dental problems as well as his dental hygiene practices, enclosing one of the teeth that fell out of his friend’s mouth
Events John Chamberlayne wrote Letter L-430 of 2 December 1704 about a dinner with an archbishop and bishop, who gave him an odd ash from a haystack fire that Sloane had enclosed with Letter L-429
Events John Chamberlayne wrote Letter L-450 to inquire about Leeuwenhoek's health
Events John Chamberlayne wrote Letter L-469 to Leeuwenhoek to ask again about razors and the effects of cold weather on their performance
Events John Chamberlayne wrote to Hans Sloane about difficulties translating Leeuwenhoek's "ungrammatical language"
Events John Chamberlayne wrote to Hans Sloane about difficulties translating Leeuwenhoek's Dutch, "so abstruse that even his own countrymen cannot explain him"
Events John Chamberlayne wrote to Hans Sloane about difficulties translating Leeuwenhoek's letters, full of "frequent tautologies, incoherent expressions, ungrammatical & unsyntaxical sentences without number"
Events John Chamberlayne wrote to Hans Sloane about whether his Dutch was good enough to translate Leeuwenhoek's letters
Events John Chamberlayne wrote to Hans Sloane that even native Dutch speakers have trouble helping him translate Leeuwenhoek's letters
Events John Harwood wrote Letter L-321 of 1697-05-17 to Leeuwenhoek about enclosed issues of Philosophical Transactions
People John Locke
People John Somers
Events John Somers wrote Letter L-395 of 15 November 1701 to Leeuwenhoek about the bequest of 26 magnifying glasses and accepting Leeuwenhoek's unverified observations as "matters of fact"
People Jonas Moore
Events Josina van der Sprenkel sold the house on the Oosteinde that daughter Maria had bequeathed her
Sources Journal Book Original
Sources Journal de médecine
Sources Journal des Sçavans
Pages July 1676
Pages June 1676

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