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Yellowe trete
Take sheeps tallowe lb3. cleane molton put thereto cleane Rofin lbiij
of vergins waxe lbss. boyle all together it shall heale and drawe
faire./
For weakenesse of the backe./
Take of an egg and red rose water a little nutmegg Cinamon and sugar
put thereto a pennyworth of masticke beaten to powder stirre it
together and make it hott, and then drinke it next your heart./
For a quartane ague
Take a penny pott of maluasie and as much vinegar and a good
quantitie of mustard longe pepper a pennyworth, boyle them
all together and drinke it as hott as you may, then goe to bed
and it shall driue you into a sweate and at 3 or 4 times drinking
it, it shall driue away the ague or alter the dayes thereof./
For all manner of poyson and invenoming./
Take goates milke and seeth it to a third parte and drinke it
three dayes./
For the same
Take forshone anf avence or averme stampe them and temper
them with ould wine, and giue the sicke to drinke and it shall
cast it out
For the same
Stampe lettuce and temper it with water and drinke it fasting
For one that is invenuomed
Drinke the red mint and a rament mingled together and hee shall
voyde it beneth or above, or els take garlicke with honey for it
purgeth venome./
For him that hath the menison./
Take the milke of a cowe of 12 month age that hath noe calfe
and as much red wine meddle them together and drinke it off./
For the same./
Take horehound beate it to powder and serce it through a
cloth and use it euery day till you be whole./
For the same./
Fill a newe earthen pott full of new wheate flower and put it
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In an ouen lett it bake as longe as bread doth, then take of that
a cup full and as much againe of the iuyce of mints make a cake
of it bake it, and eate thereof but not too much./
To knowe whether hee that hath the menison
shall live or die./
Take a penny waight of yard cressen seeds and giue him to eate
and lett him drinke a good draught of red wine warme or water
3 dayes and if hee stanch hee may liue if not it is a signe of
death./
For the webbe growing in the eye./
Take the iuyce of gould wort the iuyce of an onyon and as much
honey as of the iuyce of it heate them together and put it in the
eye it will helpe both man and beast./
For the pearle or webbe in the eye./
Roste eggs hard that nothing runne out then cleane them in
the middle and take out the yelkes put therein the powder
of alume glasse then lay them together againe and put them
to the fire till the alume be molten in them put the eggs
with the shells and all in a faire cloth, and bruise it togethere
well in your hand and wringe it through the cloth then take
a faire whet stone and rub white ginger thereon alwaies
wetting the ginger therein and rub it soe that it may runne
of the stone into the water then drop a little drope in his
eye that is sore lett him lye soe and rest therewith and sleepe
doe soe euery morneing thrice till it bee whole, for it will
breake the pearle or will prime and make him see well.//.
For the webbe./
Take pimpernell and stampe it and put to the iuyce thereof
the marrowe of a goose winge and drop it in the eye./
For a thorn of nayle in ones Lymme./
Take agrimony and stampe it and mingle therewith horse
grece the mosse of a hathorne and red wine throughly, lay
this on the sore and it shall come out./
For dead flesh and to kill a Cankar./
Take coperasse or verdigreace vnflecked lyme blacke peper
or piment, stronge [eysell], [hott barly] meale [bysien portrone]