[Pierre Frapin, an apothicary supplier of Molière].
Moliere's after death inventory showed that there was a debt to the apothecary Pierre Frapin. The author proved that Pierre Frapin lived near Moliere's house in Paris, rue Saint-Thomas-du-Louvre place du Palais-Royal. The apothecary was avid for money, so it is possible that the opening scene of Le Malade imaginaire was inspired to Moliere by over evaluated bills made out by Frapin.
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Pierre Frapin, un apothicaire fournisseur de Molière: 23 Septembre 1640 - 5 Novembre 1714).