True, but two in England that we know of were a part of the Essex entourage: Dr. Lopez, who had been physician to Essex ' step-father, the Earl of Leicester, had apparently treated the young Essex for some socially unacceptable ailment, and Antonio Perez, who was a guest at Essex House in the early 1590's.

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