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| - Annibal Camoux (1638-1759) est un ancien soldat originaire de Marseille célèbre pour sa supposée exceptionnelle longévité. Mais celle-ci est aujourd'hui contestée, n'étant étayée par aucune preuve. (fr)
- Annibal Camoux (1638? – 1759) was a former French soldier from Marseilles who was noted for his longevity. Most researchers, including French historian Louis Thibaux, consider this an unverified longevity claim. A former soldier in the service of the King of France, according to his biography, Camoux reached age 100 without losing his strength, which he attributed to his practice of chewing Angelica root. He claimed to have gained his knowledge of herbs from the naturalist Joseph Pitton de Tournefort in 1681. (en)
- Annibal Camoux (La Turbie, Niza, Francia, ¿1638? - Marsella, Francia, 1759) fue un soldado francés famoso por su gran longevidad. La mayoría de los investigadores, incluidos los franceses, consideran que su muy avanzada edad se trata de un mito y, de cualquier manera, la verdadera edad a su muerte no se ha podido probar. El escritor Bernard le Bovier de Fontenelle, contemporáneo de Camoux y también de nacionalidad francesa, nacido el 11 de febrero de 1657 y muerto el 9 de enero de 1757, estuvo a punto de convertirse en centenario. (es)
- Annibal Camoux (La Turbie, 1638 – Marsiglia, 1759) è stato un presunto supercentenario francese. La sua longevità è dai più considerata una leggenda, non essendoci prove valide in relazione al suo dichiarato anno di nascita. La maggior parte dei ricercatori, tra cui quelli francesi, considera questo reclamo un mito; nel 1957 lo storico francese Louis Thibaux dimostrò, tramite le sue ricerche, che la data di nascita di Camoux era il 1669, ridimensionando la sua età alla morte a 90 anni, comunque importante per il periodo storico in cui visse (it)
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| - Annibal Camoux (1638? – 1759) was a former French soldier from Marseilles who was noted for his longevity. Most researchers, including French historian Louis Thibaux, consider this an unverified longevity claim. A former soldier in the service of the King of France, according to his biography, Camoux reached age 100 without losing his strength, which he attributed to his practice of chewing Angelica root. He claimed to have gained his knowledge of herbs from the naturalist Joseph Pitton de Tournefort in 1681. He enlisted in the French army aged 12 and said he took part in the construction of in 1660. Louis XV allocated a pension to him. In 1755 the Cardinal Belloy, Bishop of Marseille, visited him. Several artists painted his portrait, among them Claude Joseph Vernet, who painted him in the port of Marseilles. Annibal Camoux died in 1759 in Marseilles, at the claimed age of 121. Research, however, suggests he was born in 1669, meaning he was only 90 when he died. L'entrée du port de Marseille (1754) by Claude Joseph Vernet is part of a series of 15 representations of French sea ports commissioned by King Louis XV and realized between 1754 and 1765.The booklet of the 1755 art show gave some information: Entrance of Marseilles Harbour. We can see the Fort St. Jean and Citadelle Saint Nicolas which protects this entrance.... on the foreground, the author has painted a portrait of a man which is 117 years old with a good health. (en)
- Annibal Camoux (La Turbie, Niza, Francia, ¿1638? - Marsella, Francia, 1759) fue un soldado francés famoso por su gran longevidad. La mayoría de los investigadores, incluidos los franceses, consideran que su muy avanzada edad se trata de un mito y, de cualquier manera, la verdadera edad a su muerte no se ha podido probar. Según una investigación del historiador francés que data de 1957, en realidad el supuesto supercentenario habría nacido en 1669, falleciendo entonces con 90 años de edad. De todos modos, habría alcanzado una longevidad para nada despreciable si tenemos en cuenta la expectativa de vida promedio de los habitantes de Europa entre los siglos XVII y XVIII. El escritor Bernard le Bovier de Fontenelle, contemporáneo de Camoux y también de nacionalidad francesa, nacido el 11 de febrero de 1657 y muerto el 9 de enero de 1757, estuvo a punto de convertirse en centenario. (es)
- Annibal Camoux (1638-1759) est un ancien soldat originaire de Marseille célèbre pour sa supposée exceptionnelle longévité. Mais celle-ci est aujourd'hui contestée, n'étant étayée par aucune preuve. (fr)
- Annibal Camoux (La Turbie, 1638 – Marsiglia, 1759) è stato un presunto supercentenario francese. La sua longevità è dai più considerata una leggenda, non essendoci prove valide in relazione al suo dichiarato anno di nascita. La maggior parte dei ricercatori, tra cui quelli francesi, considera questo reclamo un mito; nel 1957 lo storico francese Louis Thibaux dimostrò, tramite le sue ricerche, che la data di nascita di Camoux era il 1669, ridimensionando la sua età alla morte a 90 anni, comunque importante per il periodo storico in cui visse Annibal Camoux, ritratto nel 1767 da .Le port de Marseille: l'entrée du port, Claude Joseph Vernet. In basso a sinistra si possono vedere l'artista e il figlio intenti a dipingere, mentre la moglie di Vernet, vestita di giallo, presenta loro Annibal Camoux. (it)
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