"'[Greek: Hippokratous tou Megalou hoi aphorismoi; pezikoi te kai emmetroi.] Hippocratis Magni Aphorismi, soluti et metrici. Interprete Joanne Heurnio medico _Ultrajectino_. _Metaphrastis_, Joanne Frero Medico-Poëta et Radulpho Wintertono Medicinæ, et Poëseos Græcæ studioso, _Anglis_. Alexandri Magni Apophthegma. [Greek: Basilikon esi, ton eu poiounta kakôs akouein.] _Regale_ est, bene cùm feceris, male audire. _Catabrigiæ._ _Excudebant_ Thomas Buck et Rogerus Daniel, MDCXXXIII." The volume is 12mo., and dedicated to William [Laud?], Bishop of London. Then follow "Reverendorum S. Theol. Professorum Censuræ," including those of Thomas Comber, Dean of Carlisle, and Master of Trinity College, Cambridge; Matthew Wren, Dean of Windsor, and Master of Peterhouse, &c. The aphorisms are given each in the original Greek, with a metrical version in the same language, followed by prose and metrical versions in Latin. At the end of my copy is bound up, as probably it was printed to accompany the preceding, "Epigrammata Regiorum Medicinæ Professorum, Cantabrigiensis atque Oxoniensis, &c. In Rad. Wintertoni Metaphrasin nuper editam, &c., quibus accedunt Epigrammata Therapeutica ejusdem, ad malevolorum lectorum ægritudines." Cantabrigiæ, same date and printers. One of the Epigrammata throws some light on the Query in Vol. v., p. 420., as to the authorship of the _Latin_ version: Edward Hanburie, of Sidney College, says, addressing Winterton,-- "Gratum opus hoc Medicis. Tu primus carmine _Græco_ Metiris." The volume closes with some Latin elegiac verses by Winterton on the death of his brother Francis, who, leaving the office of Gentleman of the Privy Chamber to the Queen, "In Castra transiit. Is pro patria mortuus, Custrinæ, in finibus Silesiæ, honorifice, et sicut militem decuit, sepultus est." This supplementary volume is partly occupied with complimentary verses by the fellows of King's, who address Winterton as "Medicum a suis juxta statuta designatum." Among these is one copy by Gulielmus _Sclater_, C. R. C., "Socius Inceptor in Artibus;" and another by Johannes _Sclater_, C. R. C., quondam Socius, S. T. B. 1613. I indicate these as having lately called the attention of your readers to this family. BALLIOLENSIS. * * * * * Replies to Minor Queries. _Family of Bullen_ (Vol. v., p. 127.).--There is a physician of that name, who is, I believe, one of the professors in the Queen's College, Cork, and who may probably be able to afford your correspondent E. A. G. the information he wishes for. I have been informed that Dr. Bullen's father asserted that his family was descended from the Boleyn family. J. E. _Wallington's Journal_ (Vol. v., p.489.).--This volume is in my possession. It contains much curious and interesting matter. J. GODWIN. 28. Upper Gower Street.