(1567-1620) English physician, poet, and composer. Campion
first studied law, but had little sympathy with, or respect for, legal studies.
He then spent 3 years (1602-1605) on the Continent and received the M.D. degree
from the University of Caen in 1605. After returning to England, Campion practiced
as a doctor in London from 1606 until his death in 1620, probably from the plague.
Campion's literary output included poetry, songs, and treatises on poetry.
H e wrote in both Latin and English:
Nunc omnes quoque musicum, et poetam
Agnoscunt, medicumque Campianum.
(Now they all recognize Campion
the musician, the poet and the doctor.)
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