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Matthew Gwinne (16 May 1558 – 1627) was an
English physician.
Gwinne was born in
London on 16 May 1558. He was of
Welsh descent, a son of
Edward Gwinne, grocer...
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Archived from the
original on 16
August 2017.
Retrieved 19 May 2019. Dyier,
Gwinne (8
November 2016). "Erdogan
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- time at St John's College, the
Medical Fellow in
residence was
Matthew Gwinne;
Gwinne had
previously produced a
tract indicating that,
while he practiced...
- and was a justice. Sir Hugh Gwyn (sometimes
spelled "Wynne", "Wing", or "
Gwinne")
either immigrated to
Jamestown with the 1608
second supply, or arrived...
- His only
published work is an
address to Dr.
Matthew Gwinne in Gr**** verse,
prefixed to
Gwinne's 'Vertumnus,' 1607. He died in 1617. His
youngest son...
- in two
differing editions.
Fulke Greville, in
collaboration with
Matthew Gwinne and John Florio,
edited and
oversaw the
publication of the 1590 edition...
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Glapthorne Thomas Goffe Arthur Golding Robert Greene Fulke Greville Matthew Gwinne William Haughton Walter Hawkesworth Mary
Herbert Thomas Heywood Thomas Hughes...
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fellow of his college,
where he was
contemporary with his
friend Matthew Gwinne. He was
examined at the
College of
Physicians of
London on 23
December 1589...
- 1786 edition). It has been attributed, on
internal evidence, to
Matthew Gwinne.
Latewar was a
famous preacher, and a
Latin poet. John Stow
refers to his...
- of a Dr
Richard Foster over
those of the Tower's
regular doctor Matthew Gwinne;
apparently Foster understood his case,
indicating that it was not the first...
