, was of a good family in Hampshire, and educated at Winchester school.
, was of a good family in Hampshire,
and educated at Winchester school. He then went to Oxford, and was admitted perpetual fellow of New college,
after he had served two years of a probation this was in
1652. He took his degrees in civil law, and that of doctor
in 1663. He was esteemed an excellent Greek scholar,
and a good Greek and Latin poet, as appears by a book
which he composed when a young man, entitled “Musse
Sacrse sen Jonas, Jeremia? threni, et Daniel, Graeco redditi carmine,
” Oxon.