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Maioram broome fennell langue de bieff speare mints
borage mayden hayre of each handful ij all these must bee stilled
in May and keptt in a glasse till you haueneede of it.
Put to 5 spoonefull of that water halfe a spoonefull of
cleane powder of ginger rub all these together and blood
warme lett the patient drinke it in the morneing 2 howers
before hee rise out of his bedd and then lett him cast cloblees
enough upon him for it will provoke him to sweate, when
the floeate is gone lett him rise and walke when hee will.

For the stone
Take the blood of a hare and put it in the sakyn, sett it in
an ear then pott the mouble stopped close with paste into
an hott oven dry it and make powder of it and use thereof
in your drinke.

{For the same
Phillipp Combloud}
Take saxifrage thyme ramsons of each handful iij distill euery
one of these by themselves and put the waters soe stilled into
three sundry glasses Put them afterwards together in a faire
stillitory and distill them againe keepe this water for a
pretious medicine for the stone, and when you feele your
selfe greeued take two spoonefull of the same water luke
warme fasting and likewise in the euenning to bedward soe
that you eate nor drinke lately before, but that your stomack
bee somewhatt emptie and it shall ease you greatly.

For gravell and the stone
Take leaves of radish and distill them in a stillitory as you
doe rose water and afterwards lett it stand close in a glass
three dayes After that for x or xij dayes after euery
morneing 3 howers before you drinke or eate any meate
take thereof 5 or 6 ounces in a drinke^inge glasse with a little
sugar and at night like wise and eate little atsupper.

For the same and for the winde Collicke
Take a quarte of raswhiferoms or rackedrenish wine
boyle it in ^ita quantitie of mother of f[...]nes a radish roote

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sliced and of the powder of holland drachm iij. till it come to
a pinte straine it through a fair cloth and drinke it
as you neede.

For the same and for a surfett
Take balme chopped some what smale and infuse it in wine
9 dayes and soe distill it in a limbeck or a stillatory which
you please this water is comfortable for the hart alsoe.

For the stone and to provoe vrine
Take parsley seede beaten boyle it in white wine and straine
it, Afterwards put the powder of amber and sett into it and
soe drinke it warme.

A powder for the stone
Take greene samper and dry it in the sunne and make
powder of it and drinke it with wine beere or ale and drinke
saxifrage water two howers after it.

To breake the stone
Take the clawes of a hogg dry them in an oven and with a
fyle make them into powder Lett the patient drinke each
morneing fasting and last in the evening as much of the
powder as hee can take upon a knives point and drinke it
with white wine.

To provoke urine
Take the shells of snayles faire washed dry them against
the fire in a fair dish or in the ouen and brake them to powder
drincke of the same in white wine as much as you can take up
on a knives point and it shall cause the patient to to make urine.

For the stone
{Hill Prat}
Take parietary crops of thyme crops of mercury and crops
of parsley of each of them a like quantitie boyle them all
in malvasie and streine it drinke thereof euery morneing
or else take it in your pottage or in possett ale but malvasie is
best.