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and coule keept anaint the place greved rubin it dry in rubin there
of into the small of the back it easeth the Stone half a pese bigness
chafed into the eares it helpeth the pane there of be staped in the eares with
som black wooll aches scabs fellons angush or swelling wounds tooth aches
bruises sranes of sinknes or rains the scaitica m crampes bourning scalding
straining or sweellin in man or beast.

to make the oyle of Sant John wort

Take oyle & fellit full of Sant John wort & set it in the son every
day straine it out in to a frish viol that the oyle looke red all over
this must be made when the herbe is new blown it is good for green
wounds bourning & heales like belsom.

The oyle Charity

Take wormewood red Sage rosemary commomill Lavander with
the broad leaves of every one a like chop them small & infuse them in to
oyle of olives one mounth stor it once in two sayes then then boyle &
straine them at the mounth end & put new herbs to it with the herbs
to it with Charity or valerian boyl them with a softe
fier so that thay may but wamble straine it a gane & let it stand
2 or 3 dayes then boyl it a gane the 3 time that wil take out the mather
of the herbs then it wil be very clere & of a perfecte green culer
the best time to make it in is mid may a ply it thus for a bruis
inwardly or outwardly drinke 3 or 4 dropts of it in a lettle drouft

To make the oyle of Gladness

Take of wormwood bay leaves red sage rue
plantony leaves & Featherfoy of all an equall quntity
& of Neats foot oyle as much as wil make it as thick as you can
wel Stir it then put it into a wide mouth Glase bottle &
let it stand in the sun the three hottest mounth
in the Summer keeping of stird once in three days
the herbs must be gathered in may & chopped very
small & the bottle must be close stoped then put in
a small quantity of neates foot oyle then boyl it
til you find the herbs begin to be crispe then
strain it out in to a pot or glas & stop it close