Anglorum speculum, or The worthies of England, in church and state Alphabetically digested into the several shires and counties therein contained; wherein are illustrated the lives and characters of the most eminent persons since the conquest to this present age. Also an account of the commodities and trade of each respective county, and the most flourishing cities and towns therein.

Physicians.

Jo. Goslin, Master of Caius Colledge in Camb. Proctor of the University and twice Vice-Chancel∣lour thereof, a greet Scholar and Reg. Prof. of Phy∣sick, was strict in pressing the Statutes of the Uni∣versity; and it being then highly penal for a Scholar to wear Boots in the University, there was a Student undertook for a Wager to address himself booted to the Vice-Chancellor, craving his advice for a Numness in his Leggs, the Vice-Chancellor prescribed him a Receit and dismissed him very civilly. This Youth a cunning Gibeonite, covering at the same Instant his Leggs with his Boots, and his Boots with his Leggs; escaped the punishment that was due in that case. Dr. Goslin was a Worthy Benefactor to Kath. Hall, bestowing thereon the fair Bull-Inn of considerable value. He died 1625.

Jo. Caius, Fellow in Gonvil-Hall in Camb. travel∣led into Italy and wrote several Trea. there. After his Return he was Physician to Q. Mary and impro∣ved Gonvil-Hall into a College. He wrote an Ex∣cellent Book of the Antiquity of Cambridge and another De Canibus. His Epitaph is FUI CAI∣US.