breasts those of that private college have sucked all their science and knowledge (which I acknowledge to be great and profound) but the law saith, _erubescit lex filios castigare parentes_: the university is the fountain, and that and the like private colleges are _tanquam rivuli_, which flow from the mountain, _et melius est petere fontes quam sectari rivulos_. Briefly, _Academiæ [122]Cantabrigiæ & Oxoniæ sunt Athenæ nostræ nobilissimæ, regni soles, oculi & animæ regni, unde religio, humanitas, et doctrina in omnes regni partes uberrimè diffunduntur_: but it is true, _nunquam sufficiet copia laudatoris, quia nunquam deficiet materia laudis_; and therefore these universities exceed and excel all private colleges, _quantum inter virburna cupressus_. And it was observed that K. H. 8. in his said letters patent and the K. and the Parliam. in the act of 14 H. 8. in making of a law concern. physicians, for the more safety and health of men, therein follow the order of a good physician (_Rex [123]enim omn’ artes censetur habere in scrinio pect’ sui_) for, _medicina est duplex, removens, [124]& promovens; removens morbum, & promovens ad salutem_: and therefore five manner of persons (who more hurt the body of man than the disease itself, one of which said of one of their patients, _fugiens morbum incidit in medicum_) are to be removed; 1. _Improbi._ 2. _Avari, qui medicinam magis [125]avaritiæ suæ causa quam ullius bonæ conscientiæ fiducia profitentur._ 3. _Malitiosi._ 4. _Temerarii._ 5. _Inscii._ And of the other part five manner of persons were to be promoted, as appears by the said act, _sc._ those who were, 1. profound. 2. sad. 3. discreet. 4. groundly learned. 5. profoundly studied. And it was well ordained, that the professors of physic should be profound, sad, discreet, &c. and not youths, who have no gravity and experience; for as one saith, [126]_In juvene theologo conscientiæ detrimentum, in juvene legista bursæ detrimentum in juvene medico cœmiterii incrementum._ And it ought to be presumed, every doctor of any of the universities to be within the statutes, _sc._ to be profound, sad, discreet, groundly learned, and profoundly studied, for none can there be master of arts (who is a doctor of philosophy) under the study of seven years, and cannot be doctor in physic under seven years more in the study of physic; and that is the reason that the plaintiff is named in the declaration doctor of Philosophy, and doctor of physic; _quia oportet medicum esse philosophum, [127]ubi enim philosophus desinit, medicus incipit_: as to the two points upon which the Chief Justice, Warburton and Daniel, gave judgment. 1. It was resolved by them, that the said censors had not power to commit the plaintiff for any of the causes mentioned in the bar; and the cause and reason thereof shortly was, that the said clause, which gives power to the said censors to fine and imprison, doth not extend to the said clause, _sc. quod nemo in dictâ civitate_, &c.