Commentary
Classicist; ed. Oxon., teaching in Dublin in 166?; of whom Stanihurst wrote: ‘who with the learning that God did impart to him gave great light to his country’ but ‘employed his studies in the instructing of scholars rather than in penning of books’ (Richard Stanihurst; quoted in W. B.Stanford, Ireland and the Classical Tradition , IAP 1976; reiss. 1984, q.p.).
Note: his epigrams for students are recorded in Harris’s Ware, [?Vol. 1.], p.95. (p.20, and n.)