Christopher Merret (1614/5-1695).
[224]Christopher Merret, M.D., of the College of Physicians, London, was borne in Winchcumbe in Gloucestershire, 1614, Feb. XVI about XI at night.
[225]Scripsit against the apothecaries, etc.
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[224]Christopher Merret, M.D., of the College of Physicians, London, was borne in Winchcumbe in Gloucestershire, 1614, Feb. XVI about XI at night.
[225]Scripsit against the apothecaries, etc.