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*E1530 A:  London.  Qui tam prosecution for practice of medicine without examination.  William Bouton goldsmith v. John Sevell surgeon.  [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/H8/KB27no1075/aKB27no1075fronts/IMG_4760.htm] rcp
 
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E1319 A: John de Totenham surgeon. Cambridgeshire. No details. [3]

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H1349 A: Indictment of John son of William son of Henry de Nafferton, that in 1349 he burned the house of Robert Dreng of Driffield together with goods worth 40s. He pleaded not guilty. The jury say that John is a lunatic (Johannes lunaticus est) vexed three or four times each year by the infirmity of demencia (vexatus infirmitate demencie). On the day of the burning and eight days before and eight days following he was detained by that infirmity, having no notice or discretion of good or evil or of his own acts (nullam habens noticiam sive discrecionem boni vel mali aut de factis suis propriis) and was thus when he burned the house, so not by felony or malice aforethought. He did not try to flee but was taken at the deed. Acquitted and mainperned. [4]

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