The Digital Ark: Early Modern Collections of Curiosities in England and Scotland, 1580-1700
Daniel Waldoe, Dr. ( - )
Relationships: Dr. Waldoe (-fl. c. 1706) was a same person as? (uncertain) Daniel WaldoeLinked print sources: as Donator of object(s) - Ducatus Leodiensis; or the topography of the town and parish of Leedes and parts adjacent ...
References in Documents:
Horn of a
Rhinoceros, blackish, smooth, and quite
thorough solid. Don. D.
Rhinoceros's
Jacob Cay. M. D.
Elktwo Foot two Inches long. Don.
Pharm.
Indian Gurglot, 19 Inches round, made of blewish Clay
full of
Micaor
Cat-Silver; it is said to keep the Liquor cool, though exposed
all Day to the Heat of the Sun, and suffocating hot Winds, that blow
from Eight before, till Four after Noon. (
Waldoe
turn'd out of
ElmWood, as fine as
Walnut.
Juniper;
of
Lignum Vitæ, and of a Skale of white Wood.
Coco-nut
cut for a drinking Cup.
made of aIndian Bottle
Pear-Calablash; it
is about twelve Inches long and fifteen round, though but one Inch
Diameter at the Neck.
made of a large roundIndian Wine
Bottle
Gourd two Foot in Circumference, painted of a dark red Colour with
out, and seems to have been rosin'd within.
part of the
Horn
Rhinoceros,
blackish, smooth & quite thorow solid
r. Dan: Waldoes
an
19 Inches round wroughtIndian -Gurglot
of a thick blewish clay full of Mica or Cat-
silver, 'tis said to keep their liquor cool tho
exposed to the Sun.
r. Dan
lWaldo