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The Closet of Sir Kenelm Digby Opened 1669, Peter Davidson & Jane Stevenson (eds.) Microscopy CELIA DAVIS' interest in insectsOne of the great works of seventeenth century culinary literature. Sir Kenelm Digby (1603 1665), was a soldier, sailor, pirate and diplomat; man of letters, bibliophile and collector; alchemist, scientist, philosopher, medical theorist and mathematician; a man of sensibility, a great lover, and a cook. Here was a true Renaissance man, one who John Aubrey described as 'Such a goodly handsome person, gigantique and great voice that had he been drop't