He did, yes. For him and his wife. But given the danger it posed to the world at large if it fell into the wrong hands, he bought them both enough time to get their affairs in order before allowing it to be destroyed.

[She hadn't really had any reason for spouting off those two names first, other than Flamel being a noted scholar in her world and Marlowe being a celebrated contemporary of Shakespeare's, but she can at least see the connection between him and Flamel's extended life, even if she'd still insist that the mention of Faust had been coincidental.]

Ah, I never did offer it, did I? Sorry; my name is Hermione. Hermione Granger.