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1911 Encyclopædia Britannica, Volume 22… (1911)

He matriculated at University College, Oxford, and after taking his degree in 1669 was elected to a fellowship at Lincoln College, which he gave up in 1677 when, under the statutes of the college, he was called on to take orders. Graduating in medicine in 167 5, he practised first in Oxford, but in 1684 removed to London, where he soon became one of the leading physicians.
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