William Galeon

a Norfolk Man Born, did in his Manly Years, take upon him the Habit of the Friers of the Order of St. Austin the Hermit at Lynn Regis in his own Country; Studied several Years in this University among the Brethren of that Order in their College there, proceeded (o)(o) Ibid. in Bal. cent. 8. num. 91. Doctor of Divinity at Oxon, and at length was made Provincial of his Order, that is the chief Governor of the said Brethren, living in the Province of England; he being then accounted a most eminent Person for Literature and Piety, and the prime example among those of his Society for all kind of Virtue and Learning. He hath written and left to Posterity, Lectiones in Theologia.
Disputationes Variae.

Course of Sermons for the whole Year, Preached to the People.—Besides other things which I have not yet seen. He paid his last debt to Nature at Lynn before-mentioned in Fifteen hundred and seven, 1507 (22. and 23. of Hen 7.) and was buried in the Church there belonging to the Friers of St. Austin. Joseph. Pamphilus Bishop of Segni saith (p)(p) In Chron. ord. Fratrum eremit. Edit. Romae 1581. in qu. Fol. 92. b. that he died in 1500, Aged 90 Years, but falsly, for all Authors, except himself, say otherwise.