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Adrian Finkelstein compared to Antoine Daquin (Quad)
Sat, 06/16/2007 - 12:51pm — Adrian Finkelstein
Adrian Finkelstein, M.D. compared to Antoine Daquin, Principal Physician to King Louis XIV (1671-1693.) Noticeable are the similarities between the two in their biometrics, such as: eye expression and facial bone architecture.
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SALUT DAQUIN!
SALUT! Antoine d'Aquin (1620-1696) Antoine d'Aquin (ou Daquin) est né vers 1620 à Paris et mort le 17 mai 1696 à Vichy. Il est le fils de Louis Henri d'Aquin, médecin de la reine Marie de Médicis. Il fait ses études de médecine à Montpellier et obtient son titre de docteur en 1648. Il devient médecin ordinaire du roi en 1656 en survivance de son père. Il épouse la nièce d'Antoine Vallot, premier médecin de Louis XIV. Il devient peu après médecin de la reine en 1667 puis son premier médecin et médecin du dauphin. Il fut également médecin de Françoise Athénaïs de Rochechouart, marquise de Montespan (1641-1707). Anobli en 1669, il fut seigneur de Jouy en Josas entre 1684 et 1689. La seigneurie restera par alliance dans la famille d'Aquin jusqu'en 1718. A la mort de Vallot en 1672, il devient premier médecin du roi. Il remplit cette fonction pendant vingt ans. Il obtient également le poste d'intendant du Jardin du roi de 1672 à 1693. En 1683, il n’indiqua pas le bon traitement pour l'ulcère à l'aisselle qui emporta la Reine Marie-Thérèse. A la "fistule royale" en 1686, il hésite pendant un an sur le diagnostic et les remèdes. Il essai en vain de diminuer l'abcès. Les soins restent sans effet et, au mois de mars 1686, la rumeur court, jusqu'à l'étranger, que le Roi va mourir. Finalement, le chirurgien Charles Félix de Tassy prend la décision d'utiliser la lancette et guérit le roi. En 1693, il réclame au roi l'archevêché de Tours pour l'un de ses fils ce qui entraîne sa disgrâce le 2 novembre 1693. Il est remplacé par Guy Crescent Fagon. Il meurt dans l'oubli en 1696. Un de ces fils Louis d'Aquin (1667-1710) bénéficia cependant de la protection que Louis XIV accordait à sa famille. Doté des abbayes de Saint-Serge d'Angers, de Notre Dame de Moreilles et de Saint-Denis de Reims, il enseigna la théologie à la Sorbonne puis fut nommé agent général du Clergé. Evêque de Fréjus en 1697, il est transféré l'année suivante au siège de Séez. Il eut également une fille Marie Angélique qui épousera Louis Raulin Rouillé, comte de Jouy, contrôleur général des Postes, conseiller au parlement de Metz, maître des requêtes. Son appartement versaillais : Avant 1693, il occupa un appartement dans l'aile des princes; le N° 62 au rez-de-chaussée sur la rue de la surintendance. Il comptait 7 pièces dont 5 à cheminées, 8 entresols dont 2 à entresols. Blondel, planche 4, appartement "p". ET VOILÀ!
Salut Anonymous!
Merci bien!
Adrian
Soul-mate comme La Vallière?
Bonjour! Es-ce que La Montespan était ta soul-mate? Merci! ”...Under self-hypnotic past life regression, I then learned I was a noble physician in year 1667. I was 47 at the time. As my focus was on soul-mates and not my professional, or political affiliations at the time, what I got was the soul-mate story. I was at a Convent, were I was attending to many of my patients. There I met Louise, a young (23 years old) and beautiful unhappy nun with brown light curls and deep blue eyes..." "...Madam de Montespan that helped her former Mentor, by now past rival, Louise de la Valliere, in referring me to the King, as a very accomplished physician, upon the death of his old physician, Doctor Valot. That is the way I became the King’s Principal Physician..."
Bonjour annonymous! Madame de Montespan etait seulment une amie, pas une soul-mate.
Adrian
"...Madam de Montespan that
"...Madam de Montespan that helped her former Mentor, by now past rival, Louise de la Valliere, in referring me to the King, as a very accomplished physician, upon the death of his old physician, Doctor Valot. That is the way I became the King’s Principal Physician..."
Did she ask you for a favour in return?
Billy
FAVORS?
Hi Billy,
No, no favors asked of Antoine Daquin by Louise de la Valliere. On the contrary she favorably referred him to become the King's Principal Physician, out of her very deep respect and gratitude toward him, as he healed her and litterally saved her life.
Best,
Adrian
Thank you Dr.
Thank you Dr. Finkelstein!
"No, no favors asked of Antoine Daquin by Louise de la Valliere. On the contrary she favorably referred him to become the King's Principal Physician, out of her very deep respect and gratitude toward him, as he healed her and litterally saved her life."
Off course!
No, not Louise de La valliere. Sorry. Did Montespan ask you for a favor in return?
Billy
No, No favors either
Hi again Billy,
You're welcome! Madam de Montespan didn't ask for any favors either. She loved the King dearly and wanted him to love her back. She secretely used different love potions for him, but not prescribed by Antoine Daquin. She was impressed by Antoine Daquin's reputation as a physician, and was looking only for the welfare and wellbeing of the King, when she recommended him to become the King's Principal Physician.
Blessings,
Adrian
"Il devient peu après
"Il devient peu après médecin de la reine en 1667 puis son premier médecin et médecin du dauphin."
Daquin was physician to the queen! Why didn't the queen recommend him?
est-ce que d'aquin était
est-ce que d'aquin était amoroux de quelques dames de la cour?
Claire
GOOD QUESTION!
I don't know how to answer your question, except that the queen did not have at the time as much influence on the king as Madam de Montespan.
?
Dear Claire,
At that time in France, it was rather customary and widely accepted to have love affairs outside the marriage. I do not imply Daquin was in love with any of the ladies at the court, nor that he had an extramarital affair, but it could be. During my regression I wasn't quite sure about this. However, the psychic confirming it was positive about it. At this time I would rather keep names incognito, because of my uncertainty.
Adrian
quelle relation entrenait
quelle relation entrenait fagon avec d'aquin?
Claire
A Historical Truth
Dear Claire,
Fagon didn't like Daquin, as professionally, as a physician, Daquin was far superior to him, but was sure about his position as the new Principal Physician of the King, because of the full support by the King's new mistress, Mm de Mentainon, who instigated the dismissal of Daquin.
The dismisal was based on false accusations initiated and concocted by her that Daquin used his prestigious position to advance his son and all his family to higher positions in the kingdom. The king was enamored to her and believed her without checking to make sure whether his old friend and doctor, Daquin, is or isn't culpable. And Daquin was innocent, becoming a victim of French court intrigue. The truth was that Mm de Mentainon hated her rival, Mm de Montespan, the previous mistress of the King, as well as Louise de la Valliere, his first mistress, both being very close friends to Daquin. That is why Mm de Mentainon orchestrated the all sham, resulting in Daquin's dismisal by the unaware King of her true motives. Daquin was terribly hurt that his loyal and close friendship the king and him enjoyed over 22 years, was shattered. He felt betrayed by his very good friend, the King.
I hope this answers your question.
Best wishes,
Adrian
Es-ce que la nièce de
Es-ce que la nièce de Antoine Vallot était ta soul-mate?
Bonjour Claire
Daquin épouse Marguerite Gayant, la nièce d'Antoine Vallot, médecin de Louis XIV. Elle n' etait pas Daquin soul-mate.
Adrian
Non??
Il y a eu de personnes qui font du mariage un commerce de pure intérêt; qui ne se marient que pour gagner des davantages. Non?
Beauport
Hi Beauport, True, at the
Hi Beauport,
True, at the time it was rather a way of life, and accepted in the high society as proper, from the king and queen and down the hierarchy, to marry out of nobility and financial considerations. Daquin was not an isolated case, but part of the culture at the time. Though he cared deeply for Margueritte, his wife, and wanted only her good, he didn't feel her as his soul-mate.
Adrian
A. Daquin a la cour
As-tu participé aux intrigues?
J.F.Kilimanjaro
Intrigue
Hallo JFK,
Pas du tout. Daquin's sense of fairness, love and respect for others, prevented him from being involved in intrigue.
Adrian
Merci
beaucoup. JFK