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Authorised form of nameTorti; Francesco (1658 - 1741)
Dates1658 - 1741
NationalityItalian
Place of birthModena, Italy
Date of birth30 November 1658
Date of death15 February 1741
DatesAndPlacesBurial:
Church of S Agostino (Sta Maria della Pomposa), Modena, Italy
ActivityEducation:
Bologna; MD (1678)
Career:
Practised in Modena; one of the first Professors of Medicine at Modena on the foundation of the University (1682); Physician to the Dukes of Modena; was offered and declined chairs of medicine at Turin (1717) and Padua (1720); Advisor on public health to the city government of Modena; President of the College of Medicine of Modena; friend of Marquis Giovanni Giuseppe Orsi (FRS 1716)
Membership categoryFellow
Date of election14/11/1717
RelationshipsSon of Colonel Francesco Torti and his wife, Colomba Marchesi.
Married: 1) Ersilia Rossi; 2) Bianca Quatrofrati; no children
SourceSources:
Bulloch's Roll; Hirsch; DBI
References:
A Rupert Hall, 'Further Newton Correspondence' in NR 1982-83 vol 37 pp 7-34
CodeNA2319
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