APOTHECARIES IN MEDIEVAL BURGUNDY (1200-1600)

"From the era of Charles the Bold in 1477, the State of Burgundy encompassed not only present-day Netherlands but also modern Belgium, various counties in northern France, the Duchy of Burgundy, and the counties of Nevers and Burgundy. Beginning in t
he 1200s, the first apothecary establishments emerged in the towns within this Burgundian territory. But what was life like for these medieval apothecaries? This book delves into questions such as:
. How did they operate?
. Where were t
stablishments located?
. What attire did they wear?
. What symbols did they use for advertising?
Drawing from archival records, this book provides a captivating glimpse into their social standing, pharmacy shops, libraries, and cl
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About the Author:
Nanno Bolt, a native of Amsterdam, earned his Ph.D. in physical chemistry from the University of Amsterdam. He has authored approximately seventy scientific publications. Since relocating to Burgundy, now the name of
a region in modern France, in 2007, he has focused his research on late medieval apothecaries. Bolt is an esteemed member of the Societe d''Histoire de la Pharmacie in Paris and the Cercle Benelux d''Histoire de la Pharmacie. In December 2021, he was
honored with the National Prize of Pharmaceutical History by the Academie Nationale de Pharmacie in Paris for his contributions to the field.