Editing Robert Fludd (section)

==Education==
He entered [[St John's College, Oxford]] as a commoner in 1591, graduating with a B.A. in 1597 and an M.A. in 1598.<ref name="William H. Huffman 45"/> [[St John's College, Oxford]] was one of the few in England with any provision for [[Fellowship (medicine)]]; William Huffman suggests that the presence of a Medical Fellow at [[St John's College, Oxford]] influenced Fludd's interest in studying medicine.<ref name="William H. Huffman 45"/> During Fludd's time at St John's College, the Medical Fellow in residence was [[Matthew Gwinne]]; Gwinne had previously produced a tract indicating that, while he practiced [[Galen|Galenic medicine]], he was also familiar with the main [[Paracelsus|Paracelsian]] medical work. Fludd may have encountered Gwinne, or his writing, during his time at Oxford, providing an additional influence for his later medical philosophy and practice.