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OPINIONS of foreign physicians and theologians to the effect that Tobacco cannot be regarded as a victual, given in answer to a question submitted to them on behalf of the English Government; 1635. Latin. The case arose on the capture by a Dunkirk man-of-war of a ship laden with tobacco from Amsterdam, which was adjudged lawful prize at Dunkirk, and, on appeal, at Brussels, on the ground that the cargo came under the head of victuals (see Cal. of State Papers, Domestic, 1635-36, p. 208). The opinions given are those of:-The Medical Professors at Louvain; 17 Mar., s.n., 1635. Signed by Michael Ophemius, M.D., Professor Primarius, and others; with seal. Subscribed also, 12 Oct., by Drs. Pontius, Alvarez, etc., of Brussels. ff. 1, 2;-

William Davidson, M.D.; Paris, 13 Apr. 1635. ff. 3, 5;-The Medical Professors at Douay; 23 Oct. 1635. Signed by Martin Remigius, M.D., Prof. Primarius, and others. f. 6;-Matthew Kellison, D.D., President, and Divinity Professors at Douay; 24 Oct. 1635. f. 8;-Franciscus ab Hees, S.J., Prof. of Theology at Brussels; 24 Oct. 1635. f. 10;-Antonius Seriaus; [Brussels?, Oct. 1635]. f. 11 ;-Joannes Gorræeus [de Gorris], Regis Galliarum Medicus ordinarius; n. d. f. 13. At the end (f. 15) is a copy of a letter from Sir John Coke, Secretary of State, to Balthazar Gerbier, English Agent at Brussels, on the subject, and threatening reprisals if satisfaction be not given by the Governor of the Austrian Netherlands ; Whitehall, 19 Feb. 1635 [6]. Paper; ff. 15. Folio.

Scope & Content:

Charles I of England: Case against the Austrian Netherlands for a seizure of tobacco as victuals: 1635.

Tobacco: Medical and other opinions that it is not a victual: 1635.: Lat.

Netherlands, United Provinces: English case against the Austrian Netherlands for a seizure of tobacco as victuals: 1635.

includes:

f. 1 Vopiscus Fortunatus Plemp, MD, Professor at Louvain: Opinion on the nature of tobacco: 1635.: Lat.
f. 1 Tullius Comius, Lecturer in Medicine at Louvain: Opinion on the nature of Tobacco: 1635.: Lat.
f. 1 Michael Ophemius, MD, Professor at Louvain: Opinion on the nature of tobacco: 1635.: Lat.
f. 1 Jacobus Romanus, Regius Professor of Anatomy, etc., at Louvain: Opinion on the nature of tobacco: 1635.
f. 1 Johann Sturm, MD, Professor at Louvain: Opinion on the nature of tobacco: 1635.: Lat.
f. 2 Petrus Hullegarde, M D of Brussels: Opinion on the nature of Tobacco: 1635.: Lat.
f. 2 Ludovicus Fabri, MD, Professor at Brussels: Opinion on the nature of' Tobacco: 1635.
f. 2 D-P- Alvarez, of Brussels: Opinion on the nature of Tobacco: 1635.: Lat.
f. 2 Dr. -- Alvarez, of Brussels: Opinion on the nature of Tobacco: 1635.: Lat.
f. 2 Pontius, (Dr. -), of Brussels: Opinion on the nature of tobacco: 1635.: Lat.
ff. 3, 5 William Davidsoun, Scotch Physician at Paris, afterwards Physician to the King of Poland: Opinion on the nature of Tobacco: 1635.: Lat.
f. 6 M- Remy, Professor of Surgery at Douay: Opinion on the nature of tobacco: 1635.: Lat.
f. 6 Martinus Remygius, MD, Professor Primarius at Douay: Opinion on the nature of tobacco: 1635.: Lat.
f. 6 Ph- Becquet, MD, Professor at Douay: Opinion on the nature of Tobacco: 1635.: Lat.
f. 8 Matthew Kellison, DD, President of the English College at Douay: Opinion on the nature of tobacco: 1635.: Lat.
f. 8 Edmund Stratford, DD, Professor of Divinity at Douay: Opinion on the nature of tobacco: 1635.: Lat.
f. 8 William Hyde, Professor of Theology at Douay: Opinion on the nature of tobacco: 1635.: Lat.
f. 10 Franciscus ab Hees, Jesuit, of Brussels: Opinion on the nature of tobacco: 1635.: Lat.
f. 11 Antonius Seriaus, Jesuit: Opinion on the nature of tobacco: 1635.
f. 13 Jean de Gorris, Physician in ordinary to Louis XIII: Opinion on the nature of tobacco: 1635.: Lat.
f. 15 Balthazar Gerbier, English Agent at Brussels: Letter to, from Sec. Sir J. Coke: 1636.
f. 15 Sir John Coke, Secretary of State: Letter to B. Gerbier: 1636.: Copy.

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Latin

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Latin

Start Date:

1635

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1636

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1635-1636

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Names:

Alvarez, .Dr. --, of Brussels
Alvarez, D-P-, of Brussels
Becquet, Ph-, MD, Professor at Douay
Charles I, King of England, Scotland and Ireland, 1600-1649
Coke, John, Knight, politican, 1563-1644,
see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000081554048
Comius, Tullius, Lecturer in Medicine at Louvain
Davidson, William, physician to the Kings of France and Poland, c 1593-1669
Fabri, Ludovicus, professor of medicine, fl 1621-1646
Gerbier, Balthazar, English Agent at Brussels
Gorris, Jean, physician to King Louis XIII, 1505-1577
Hees, Franciscus ab, Jesuit, of Brussels
Hullegarde, Petrus, M D of Brussels
Hyde, William, Professor of Theology at Douay
Kellison, Matthew, DD, President of the English College at Douay
Ophemius, Michael, MD, Professor at Louvain
Plemp, Vopiscus Fortunatus, MD, Professor at Louvain
Pontius, (Dr. -), of Brussels
Remy, M-, Professor of Surgery at Douay
Remygius, Martinus, MD, Professor Primarius at Douay
Romanus, Jacobus, Regius Professor of Anatomy, etc., at Louvain
Seriaus, Antonius, Jesuit
Stratford, Edmund, DD, Professor of Divinity at Douay
Sturm, Johann, MD, Professor at Louvain

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