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Authorised form of nameTravagino; Francesco (c 1623 -1678); mathematician and physician
Other forms of nameFranciscus
Other forms of surnameTravagini
Datesc 1623 -1678
NationalityItalian
Place of birthRagusa, Republic of Ragusa, South Dalmatia [modern day Dubrovnik, Croatia], Europe
Date of birthc. 1623
Date of death17 November 1678
Dates and placesBurial:
Santa Maria Gloriosa de Frari, Republic of Venice [modern day Italy], Europe
OccupationPhysician; author
Research fieldMathematics
ActivityCareer:
Corresponded with Marcello Malpighi (FRS 1669) on medical matters; wrote a book on the earthquake at Dubrovnik (1661)
Membership categoryFellow
Date of election10/02/1676
ProposerHenry Oldenburg
Other Royal Society activityCorrespondent to Oldenburg about scientific matters in Italian regions (late 1660s);
Proposed on 13 January 1676
Published worksRCN: R66354
General contextTravagino was in correspondence with Robert Boyle (FRS 1660) and Henry Oldenburg (FRS 1663), in particular regarding a proposed new way of utilising experimental philosophy for chemical-medical purposes. They also corresponded on blood transfusion experiments. His work on the 1667 Dubrovnik earthquake focused partly on the movement of water during such an event. Later in his life, he became involved in experiments of an alchemical nature as well.
SourcesSources:
Bulloch's Roll; Hunter; Adelmann; Oldenburg, III, 300; Jocher
Notes:
Jocher has approximate date of birth or existence around 1613.
Virtual International Authority Filehttp://viaf.org/viaf/57827132
Royal Society codeNA927
Archives associated with this Fellow
Reference numberTitleDate
LBO/2/74Copy letter of Francisco Travagino, Venice, to Henry Oldenburg2 May 1668
EL/T/15Letter, from Francisco Travagino to the Royal Society, dated at Venice24 March 1676
EL/T/14Letter, from Francisco Travagino to Henry Oldenburg, dated at Venice1675
EL/T/16Letter, from Francisco Travagino to Henry Oldenburg, dated at Venice24 March 1676
EL/T/12Letter, from Francisco Travagino to Henry Oldenburg, dated at VeniceSeptember 1670
EL/T/8Letter, from Francisco Travagino to Kenelm Digby, dated at Venice1666
EL/O2/157Letter, from Henry Oldenburg to Francesco Travagino, dated at London11 October 1675
EL/T/13Letter, from Francisco Travagino to Henry Oldenburg, dated at Venice26 June 1675
EL/O1/42Letter, from Henry Oldenburg to Francesco Travagino, dated at LondonApril 1667
EL/O1/36Copy of a letter, from Henry Oldenburg to Francesco Travagino, dated at London15 May 1666
EL/O1/73Letter, from Henry Oldenburg to Francesco Travagino, dated at London10 June 1668
EL/O2/136Letter, from Henry Oldenburg to Francesco Travagino, dated at London15 October 1673
EL/O2/25Letter, from Henry Oldenburg to Francesco Travagino, dated at London14 March 1670
EL/O2/143Letter, from Henry Oldenburg to Francesco Travagino, dated at London18 March 1674
EL/O2/155Letter, from Henry Oldenburg to Francesco Travagino, dated at London26 April 1675
EL/T/9Letter, from Francisco Travagino to Henry Oldenburg, dated at Venice1666
EL/T/10Letter, from Francisco Travagino to Henry Oldenburg, dated at Venice9 May 1668
EL/T/11Letter, from Francisco Travagino to Henry Oldenburg, dated at Venice1670
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